Corps (Altona) Offizierlager Augustabad, Neubrandenburg. A former hotel holding British officers. Conrad O'Brien-ffrench was held there. Fürstenberg. Mannschaftslager Güstrow. Situated in pine-woods from the town. It held 25,000 men, with a further 25,000 assigned to work camps registered there. Lübeck. A camp for men employed at the docks. Also a reserve Lazarett. Neumünster Parchim. A camp built on a former cavalry drill ground from the town. It held 25,000 men, with up to 45,000 more assigned to work camps registered there. Lazarett Bremen. A garrison hospital and also a work camp attached to Soltau. Hamburg Reserve Lazarett VII was a ward of the central prison at Fuhlsbüttel. Reserve Lazarett III was at the Eppendorfer Krankenhaus, and at Veddel there was a Lazarett for Navy personnel. X Army Corps (Hannover) Offizierlager Bad Blenhorst near Nienburg Celle. At Scheuen, and until late 1916 also Reserve Lazarett I (St Joseph). Clausthal. Hesepe nr. Osnabrück. Holzminden. For 500–600 British officers (plus approximately 100–160 other ranks orderlies). Housed in a former cavalry barracks (built 1913). The site of a noted tunnel escape in July 1918. Osnabrück. Camp located in a former artillery barracks. Ströhen. Schwarmstedt. Wahmbeck. At a hotel holding mostly officers from the merchant service. Mannschaftslager Göttingen. Hameln. Located from Hameln, and the parent camp of many work camps. Munster. Camp opened in 1914 near Soltau on Lüneburg Heath Salzwedel. Soltau. The camp held 35,000 men, but had 50,000 assigned to work camps registered there. Lazarett Hanover. Lazarett V was in the Royal War School, and there was another at the Garrison Lazarett. Internierungslager Celle Castle. For civilians and ex-officers. Holzminden. For approximately 4,000–5,000 civilian internees, mainly Polish, Russian, French and Belgian, and including a small number of Britons. Comprised two camps, one for men, the other for women and children. XI Army Corps (Cassel) Offizierlager Bad Colberg. Camp housed in a former sanatorium. Mannschaftslager Langensalza. Opened in 1914, the camp held 10,000 men. Ohrdruf. Located on a former Army training ground and held 15,000 men. XII Army Corps (Dresden) Offizierlager Bischofswerda. Königstein. French and Russians held in the Fortress. Mannschaftslager Bautzen Königsbrück. Held 15,000 men. XIII Army Corps (Stuttgart) Mannschaftslager Heilbronn Sub-camp of Stuttgart. Stuttgart. Two camps; one in the city in an abandoned factory building, the other in a disused factory outside. Ludwigsburg. Lazarett Kempten. British prisoners quartered in the hospital there. XIV Army Corps (Karlsruhe) Offizierlager Karlsruhe. Two camps; one in