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Colditz 
town in the Free State of Saxony, Germany
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market square with Colditz Castle in the background
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Instance of
  • urban municipality in Germany
LocationLandkreis Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
Located in or next to body of water
Population
  • 8,447 (2023)
Area
  • 84.09 km² (2017)
Elevation above sea level
  • 156 m
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Map51° 07′ 00″ N, 12° 49′ 00″ E
Authority file
Wikidata Q10762
BERJAYA VIAF cluster ID: 154212389
BERJAYA GND ID: 4230745-4
BERJAYA Library of Congress authority ID: n83011353
BERJAYA Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11938980c
NL CR AUT ID: ge379505
J9U entity ID: 987007564472505171
BERJAYA OpenStreetMap relation ID: 422336
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Colditz is a small city in Germany, located between Leipzig, Dresden and Chemnitz with a population of approx. 5,500. The Colditz Castle served as a prison for American, British, Belgian, Dutch, French, Polish, and Yugoslavian high-ranking officers during World War II. It became famous as the "Bad Boys Camp" because there were many attempts to escape, often successful.

Castle

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See also: Schloss Colditz