_142 Mail Room "All mail sent and received from POWs had to be checked to ensure secret messages weren\u2019t passing on information about the camp. This censorship of the mail often delayed it by four or five weeks. The delays were a source of frustration for many POWs.\r\n\r\nSeparated from their families and with no idea when, or if, they might see them again, letters to and from home were crucial to the wellbeing of the POWs\r\n\r\nPhoto \u2013 Translators checking mail in the camp post office at Stalag II B." eulac3d Image IMAGE "All mail sent and received from POWs had to be checked to ensure secret messages weren\u2019t passing on information about the camp. This censorship of the mail often delayed it by four or five weeks. The delays were a source of frustration for many POWs.\r\n\r\nSeparated from their families and with no idea when, or if, they might see them again, letters to and from home were crucial to the wellbeing of the POWs\r\n\r\nPhoto \u2013 Translators checking mail in the camp post office at Stalag II B."