In September and October 1939, the Germans established an internment camp for Polish civilians, mostly intelligentsia arrested during the Intelligenzaktion, and a prisoner-of-war camp for captured Polish soldiers (Stalag XXI-B).
In September and October 1939, the Germans created a detention center for Polish civilians, primarily intellectuals seized during the Intelligenzaktion, and a POW camp for captured Polish soldiers (Stalag XXI-B).