Palace Internment Camp
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| Camp Name | Palace Internment Camp |
| Country | UK |
| Short Description | The Palace Camp opened in June 1940 and was the largest male camp in terms of numbers (if not in physical size) with 2,900 internees in 28 houses along Queen’s Promenade/ Palace View Terrace. The camp held various nationalities, including large numbers of Italians, until it finally closed in November 1942. (Source – Manx Museum website) |
| Subject | Internment camps |
| URLs | https://imuseum.im/search/collections/objects/mnh-museum-562826.html |
| City, Town Or Suburb | Douglas, Isle of Man, UK |
| Operation Start Date | June 1940 |
| Operation End Date | November 1942 |
| Linked From | Basini-Gazzi, Francesco |
| Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 20 July 1940 | |
| Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 16 August 1940 | |
| Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 14 September 1940 | |
| Morosini, Almoro (Carlo) | |
| Jannetta, Davide Domenico | |
| Savini, Rinaldo (Aldo) | |
| Benefica fede (Beneficial Faith prayer book) | |
| Domenico Traversari interned at Palace Internment Camp | |
| Shopping Bag | |
| Ship model in a crab shell |
Linked records
Basini-Gazzi, Francesco
Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 20 July 1940
Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 16 August 1940
Letter of Francesco Basini-Gazzi to his wife Angiolina 14 September 1940
Morosini, Almoro (Carlo)
Jannetta, Davide Domenico
Savini, Rinaldo (Aldo)
Benefica fede (Beneficial Faith prayer book)
Shopping Bag
Ship model in a crab shell
