_143 Mail Room "Under the terms of the Geneva, Convention POWs were allowed to send and receive letters and packages from home. On arrival at a camp, a POW was allowed to send a postcard home to tell their family of their capture and the state of their health. After this, they were allowed to write home at least once a month, but the numbers of letters home a POW was allowed to send varied across camps. There was no limit on how much mail the POWs could receive.\r\n\r\nPhoto \u2013 Postcard sent home from Cpl Peter Bermingham of the Seaforth Highlanders held captive in Stalag XX A." eulac3d Image IMAGE "Under the terms of the Geneva, Convention POWs were allowed to send and receive letters and packages from home. On arrival at a camp, a POW was allowed to send a postcard home to tell their family of their capture and the state of their health. After this, they were allowed to write home at least once a month, but the numbers of letters home a POW was allowed to send varied across camps. There was no limit on how much mail the POWs could receive.\r\n\r\nPhoto \u2013 Postcard sent home from Cpl Peter Bermingham of the Seaforth Highlanders held captive in Stalag XX A."