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“From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakh

16 February 1947Neubeuern · Germanypress and printtheatre and musichousing and buildings
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“From the camp at Neubeuern”, a chronicle note on the castle community printed at the foot of the left-hand column: the Wendelstein castle with its own church, park and family rooms, the painters and writers living there, the camp journal stopped by censorship, and cultural life at a standstill by the beginning of 1947.
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“From the camp at Neubeuern”, a chronicle note on the castle community printed at the foot of the left-hand column: the Wendelstein castle with its own church, park and family rooms, the painters and writers living there, the camp journal stopped by censorship, and cultural life at a standstill by the beginning of 1947.

Khrystiianskyi shliakh, number 7 (55), 16 February 1947, page 6; Ukrainian Catholic Parish, Mittenwald. Ukrainian Museum-Archives of Cleveland, Displaced Persons Camp Periodicals Collection, digitised with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum; marked public domain or an orphan work and offered under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0.

Place
Schloss Neubeuern