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stalag
英 [ˈstælæɡ] 美 [ˈstæləɡ]

abstract: In the early post-shoah Israel (~ 1950-1960s), Stalag (German, abbreviation for "Stammlager"), was the name for certain types of pornographic magazines or erotic stories, whose main theme was about female SS-officers who enact abusive sexual practices upon male Jewish prisoners, and sometimes also the reverse theme, the male Jewish prisoners' sexual revenge on their tormenters.

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N a German prisoner-of-war camp in World War II, esp for noncommissioned officers and other ranks (第二次世界大战期间德国的)战俘集中营

After a long train ride, little food and days of forced marching, he arrived at his assigned stalag.

在漫长火车旅途，食物稀少，和数日强迫跋涉后，他抵达了被分配的战犯营地。

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He escaped from Stalag Luft 3 POW camp in Poland and was rounded up by the Russian forces when hostilities ceased.

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Acevedo was initially taken to a prison camp known as Stalag IX-B in Bad Orb, Germany, where thousands of American, French, Italian and Russian soldiers were held as prisoners of war.

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