Drawing, Fort Robinson, Nebraska, P.O.W. Camp Bar. 349, 13210-1


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Drawing, Fort Robinson, Nebraska, P.O.W. Camp Bar. 349, 13210-1
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This drawing was found by the family of Otto Eichentopf and donated to the Nebraska State Historical Society in 2011. Otto was a prisoner of war at Fort Robinson in 1945. You will note that one of the bags illustrated in the drawing is labeled "EICHENTOPF".

Drawing of P.O.W Barracks 349 showing 3 cots and belongings. A bag is tied to each cot and the 3 bags contain the names "EICHENTOPF", "SCHUHNLENZ", "SCHWERDT". The donor's uncle, Otto Eichentopf, was a prisoner of war at Fort Robinson in 1945. The drawing is signed by Carl ____er [last name illegible, but it may be Heinscher], Koln. The painting is off-white in color and contains the colors blue, green, brown, black, and yellow.


This file appears in: German P.O.W. Camp