If any of our German speakers are interested, thanks to Kloosterhuis' footnotes and my obsession therewith, the Frederician library now contains a 50-page overview of every depiction, written or visual, of the Zeithain camp that the 1906 article author could get his hands on. (Or such is my impression.) There might be some goodies in there, especially since yours truly starts her fix-it fic's AU divergence point with a successful escape from Zeithain, and is thus always on the lookout for more details about the camp.
From skimming, I see that Meissen porcelain was first used as a dinner service at Zeithain? That's cool. Fritz must have been impressed, when not busy being beaten up by Dad and trying to get his boyfriend to run away with him.
Zeithain (the camp, not the novel)
If any of our German speakers are interested, thanks to Kloosterhuis' footnotes and my obsession therewith, the Frederician library now contains a 50-page overview of every depiction, written or visual, of the Zeithain camp that the 1906 article author could get his hands on. (Or such is my impression.) There might be some goodies in there, especially since yours truly starts her fix-it fic's AU divergence point with a successful escape from Zeithain, and is thus always on the lookout for more details about the camp.
From skimming, I see that Meissen porcelain was first used as a dinner service at Zeithain? That's cool. Fritz must have been impressed, when not busy being beaten up by Dad and trying to get his boyfriend to run away with him.