Publications
Explore Further
A reading list of books, academic papers, and publications about Cultybraggan Camp and its place in Second World War history.
Hitler's Last Army
2018Arthur Wilkinson
An account of the German prisoners of war held in Britain, drawing on records and personal testimonies. One of the most accessible overviews of the POW experience in Scotland.
Cultybraggan: A Camp and its Community
2012Comrie Development Trust
CDT's own publication documenting the history of the camp from its wartime origins through to the community buyout in 2007. Essential background reading before visiting.
The Barbed-Wire University
2011Midge Gillies
Explores how British and Allied prisoners of war educated themselves in captivity. Provides useful comparative context for understanding the cultural life of German POWs in British camps.
German Prisoners of War in Britain
2016Yvonne Cresswell (ed.)
A collection of essays and primary sources relating to German POW experiences in Britain, including material about Cultybraggan and comparable Highland camps.
Operation Escape: The Untold Story of Stalag Luft III
1945Joel Sayre
A contemporaneous account of escape attempts and camp life that illuminates the broader POW culture of the period, useful context for understanding what Cultybraggan's inmates experienced.
Scotland and the Second World War
2012T.C. Smout (ed.)
An academic collection examining Scotland's wartime experience across multiple dimensions — industrial, social, and cultural. Includes material on internment and prisoner camps in Scotland.