
KGL Novi Pazar was an ad hoc collection camp for interned Italian soldiers, guarded by regular German troops on temporary detail. As such, it was not part of the regular German prisoner of war camp system. The camp existed in September 1943 and was deployed in Serbia (Sandžak region), in the town of Novi Pazar (map 7).1 It was subordinated to the Second Armored Army (Pz. AOK 2) in Army Group (Heeresgruppe) F. The Germans created the camp to confine Italian military prisoners temporarily.2 No information on conditions in the camp has emerged, but most such camps were primitive, even harsh....
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