Camp PG 112 Turin Italy

HI,
I AM MAKING A RESEARCH ABOUT CAMP PG 112 IN TURIN DURING 1943 AND ITS 5 UNDERCAMPS (PG 112/1 OF TURIN-PONTE STURA, PG 112/4 OF GASSINO, PG 112/5 OF CASTELLAMONTE-SPINETO, LA MANDRIA IN VENARIA REALE AND BEINASCO).
I AM SEARCHING SOME INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS ABOUT THEM. IT IS OF INTEREST FOR ME TO FIND NOMINAL POWS ROLL OF THEM.
CAN ANYBODY HELP ME?
MANY THANKS!

CLACO

 

HI,
I AM MAKING A RESEARCH ABOUT CAMP 112 IN TURIN (ITALY) DURING 1943 AND ITS 5 UNDERCAMPS (PG 112/1 OF TURIN, PG 112/4 OF GASSINO, PG 112/5 OF CASTELLAMONTE, LA MANDRIA IN VENARIA REALE AND BEINASCO).
I AM SEARCHING EXPECIALLY SOME INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS ABOUT THESE CAMPS AND THEIR POWS. IT IS OF GREAT INTEREST FOR ME TO FIND THEIR NOMINAL POWS ROLL.
CAN ANYBODY HELP ME?
MANY THANKS!
(I also made a research about Galisia Tragedy (or Val d'Isère Tragedy), where 24 POWs died in november '44.

 

HI,
I AM MAKING A RESEARCH ABOUT CAMP PG 112 IN TURIN (ITALY) AND ITS UNDERCAMPS (PG 112/1 IN TURIN-PONTE STURA, PG 112/4 IN GASSINO, PG 112/5 IN CASTELLAMONTE- SPINETO, LA MANDRIA IN VENARIA REALE AND BEINASCO) DURING 1943.
I AM SEARCHING DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS AND INFORMATION ABOUT THEM. IT IS OF GREAT INTEREST FOR ME TO FIND THEIR NOMINAL POWS ROLLS.
CAN ANYBODY HELP ME?
(I also made a research about Galisia Tragedy (or Val d'Isère Tragedy) where 24 POWs died in 1944).
MANY THANKS!

 

claco,

I found these three files at the British National Archives:

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C14084458

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C2449387

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C11603353

Other forum members will know more I'm sure. These files cannot be downloaded, so you might need to have them copied for you. Some of the forum members on WW2Talk offer such a service at a fair price.

Good luck going forward.

 

MANY THANKS BAMBOO43 AND GOOD MORNING!

 

Good Morning Claco, I hope those references might come in useful to your research.

 

Hi Bamboo43,
I knew about Jack Jardley, but I thougt that he was in La Mandria Camp not in 112/1. Tank you.
About Val d'Isère Tragedy I know those records because I made my research last year.
Now I don't find nominal rolls of the camps, except pg 112/5, because 14 of the 24 British casualties of that Incident were from 112/5, and the only survivor, Fus. Alfred Southon, too.
Good afternoon!