Exhibit on German POWs has a Hampshire tie-in

Exhibit on German POWs has a Hampshire tie-in (The Courier News) -

Back in 1942, during the height of World War II, Hampshire was a thriving farming town. While many Americans were overseas fighting in the war, much of the work here on the farm and at the canning factory was being done by German prisoners of war.

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