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My Uncle was a POW for 23 months. He told me in approximately 1981 that he was captured behind enemy lines shortly before the battle. Even though he was enlisted he was sent to OFLAG 64 in Poland. He spent approximately 23 months there before they were marched to Germany during the winter.

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Q: Where were the POW's taken after the battle at Kasserine Pass during WW2?
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