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=== George Beck: November 25, 1944 === | |||
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Colonel Wilson tried a new method on my back, froze it with Ethyl Chloride. | |||
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—[[George Beck (nonfiction)|George Beck]],1st Battalion The Duke of Wellington's Regiment, prisoner of war (diary) | |||
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War Diary entries for November 25
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Diaries
George Beck: November 25, 1942
Identification parade. German police came up to the room with Czechoslovak girl, who was asked to pick out prisoner she’d been intimate with. She’d been found with chocolate and other articles on her. Two other girls also at police station regarding same affair. The case concerns four of our fellows and these three girls, and it seems some were recognised by dress although they couldn’t actually prove it. We await forthcoming events to see what will become of it.
—George Beck,1st Battalion The Duke of Wellington's Regiment, prisoner of war (diary)
George Beck: November 25, 1944
Colonel Wilson tried a new method on my back, froze it with Ethyl Chloride.
—George Beck,1st Battalion The Duke of Wellington's Regiment, prisoner of war (diary)