At the expense of German trees, Hungarian prisoners cut and chop firewood for their use, like cooking, at the Bocholt camp.

 Honveds Chop Wood at Bocholt Camp  

Hajdu POW's took care of the cooking, while the American staff must have supplied most of the needed foodstuffs.  Given the circumstances, a wandering local chicken does not seem to be concerned about ending up in a Magyar cooking pot.

Magyar POW Cooks

A group of Hajdu prisoners of war line up for a group photo at the Bocholt camp located in NW Germany. Their expressions are as varied as they are revealing -- being proud, stoic, resigned, defiant, and even angry. But in general, they appear to be in good physical health.
