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cigarettes in pow camps Guests of the Third Reich Artifact Highlight - Korean War

Name: cigarettes in pow camps Guests of the Third Reich Artifact Highlight - Korean War
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Artifact Highlight Korean War POW Cigarette Papers National Museum of the Marine Corps Crypto, Nazi Prison Camps, and Cigarettes by Ben Kageyama Medium In 1944, a group of prisoners invented a complete monetary system. Nobody told them to. British economist R.A. Radford was held in a German POW camp during WWII. Within weeks of arrival In WW2 POW camps, cigarettes were often used as a currency in order to facilitate trade between prisoners In modern prisons, ramen noodles are commonly used in a similar fashion In this Solved In the POW camps during World War II, cigarettes Auschwitz In Auschwitz, as in all the German nazi concentration camps, cigarettes were used as currency. Kapos (prisoner functionaries) and other high ranking prisoners were issued tobacco coupons. One cigarette equaled a

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