No. 9,039 in Polish
stalag
"Stalag" is a German term used to describe a prisoner-of-war camp during World War II.
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Stalag był obozem jenieckim podczas II wojny światowej.
Stalag was a prisoner-of-war camp during World War II.
The term 'stalag' refers specifically to a type of POW camp, highlighting its historical context.
Badacze odnaleźli mapy terenów stalagów w archiwach.
Researchers found maps of the areas of stalags in the archives.
Here, 'stalagów' is the plural form of 'stalag', showing its application in describing multiple camps.
Historia stalagu w naszej miejscowości jest częścią lokalnej pamięci.
The history of the stalag in our town is part of local memory.
'Stalagu' is used in a locational context, referring to a single camp, demonstrating how the word adapts to grammatical cases in Polish.
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