"These wooden prefabricated buildings, sent by the American army and assembled on site, have accommodated thousands of American G.I.s on their way home to the United States at the end of the war. The camp on the plateau in Gonfreville-Orcher was one..."@en . "Ces pr\u00E9fabriqu\u00E9s \u00E0 ossature bois livr\u00E9s en \u00E9l\u00E9ments \u00E0 assembler par l'arm\u00E9e am\u00E9ricaine, ont h\u00E9berg\u00E9 des milliers de GI\u2019s en attente de retourner aux \u00C9tats-Unis, \u00E0 la fin de la guerre. Le plateau de Gonfreville-Orcher a \u00E9t\u00E9 l\u2019un des plus grands camps..."@fr . . . . . "These wooden prefabricated buildings, sent by the American army and assembled on site, have accommodated thousands of American G.I.s on their way home to the United States at the end of the war. The camp on the plateau in Gonfreville-Orcher was one..."@en . "Ces pr\u00E9fabriqu\u00E9s \u00E0 ossature bois livr\u00E9s en \u00E9l\u00E9ments \u00E0 assembler par l'arm\u00E9e am\u00E9ricaine, ont h\u00E9berg\u00E9 des milliers de GI\u2019s en attente de retourner aux \u00C9tats-Unis, \u00E0 la fin de la guerre. Le plateau de Gonfreville-Orcher a \u00E9t\u00E9 l\u2019un des plus grands camps..."@fr . "Deze geprefabriceerde gebouwen in houtskeletbouw, die in stukken werden geleverd en door het Amerikaanse leger in elkaar werden gezet, boden onderdak aan duizenden GI's die aan het einde van de oorlog wachtten op hun terugkeer naar de Verenigde Staten. Het Gonfreville-Orcher plateau was een van de grootste kampen..."@nl . "Diese Fertigh\u00E4user mit Holzrahmen, die von der US-Armee in zusammensetzbaren Teilen geliefert wurden, beherbergten Tausende von GIs, die nach Kriegsende auf ihre R\u00FCckkehr in die USA warteten. Das Plateau von Gonfreville-Orcher war eines der gr\u00F6\u00DFten Lager..."@de . "Estos edificios prefabricados de madera, entregados en piezas para ser montados por el ej\u00E9rcito estadounidense, albergaron a miles de soldados que esperaban regresar a Estados Unidos al final de la guerra. La meseta de Gonfreville-Orcher fue uno de los mayores campamentos..."@es . "Questi edifici prefabbricati in legno, consegnati in pezzi per essere assemblati dall'esercito americano, ospitavano migliaia di GI in attesa di tornare negli Stati Uniti alla fine della guerra. L'altopiano di Gonfreville-Orcher era uno dei campi pi\u00F9 grandi..."@it . . "These wooden prefabricated buildings, sent by the American army and assembled on site, have accommodated thousands of American G.I.s on their way home to the United States at the end of the war. The camp on the plateau in Gonfreville-Orcher was one of the biggest camps for the repatriation of American troops. Called the \"Philip Morris Camp\", it could accommodate up to 35,000 soldiers at the same time. One of the barracks has been restored to immerse visitors in the atmosphere of these famous cigarette camps.\n\nOnce the soldiers were gone, these barracks housed some 4,000 families who had lost their houses during the bombings. Offering a true glimpse into pieces of life during this transition period of the reconstruction of the city of Le Havre and its surrounding area, these temporary barracks were inhabited until the 1970s. The town and the Gonfreville Association of Temporary Housing (AGCP) have also restored a second barrack in order to keep alive the memory of this period of local history."@en . "Ces pr\u00E9fabriqu\u00E9s \u00E0 ossature bois livr\u00E9s en \u00E9l\u00E9ments \u00E0 assembler par l'arm\u00E9e am\u00E9ricaine, ont h\u00E9berg\u00E9 des milliers de GI\u2019s en attente de retourner aux \u00C9tats-Unis, \u00E0 la fin de la guerre. Le plateau de Gonfreville-Orcher a \u00E9t\u00E9 l\u2019un des plus grands camps de transit pour le rapatriement des troupes am\u00E9ricaines. Appel\u00E9 \"camp Philip Morris\", il pouvait accueillir jusqu'\u00E0 35 000 soldats simultan\u00E9ment. L\u2019un des baraquements aujourd'hui restaur\u00E9 invite \u00E0 se replonger dans la p\u00E9riode des fameux camps cigarettes.\n\nUne fois les soldats repartis, ces baraquements ont permis d'h\u00E9berger quelques 600 familles locales qui avaient tout perdu pendant les bombardements. V\u00E9ritables morceaux de vie de cette \u00E9poque transitoire durant la reconstruction de la ville du Havre et de ses environs, ces logements de fortune furent occup\u00E9s jusque dans les ann\u00E9es 70. C'est pour maintenir la m\u00E9moire de cette p\u00E9riode de vie locale que la ville et l'Association Gonfrevillaise des Cit\u00E9s Provisoires (AGCP) ont restaur\u00E9 un second baraquement."@fr . . .