Germany / Romania / Hungary / Italy / Bulgaria / Albania / Serbia / Macedonia / Montenegro / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Austria / Serbia and Montenegro / Kingdom of Montenegro / Czech Republic / /
Facility
Plovdiv camp / Nézsider camp / camp of Vaz / POW camp / Other Ranks’ Camp / Internment Camp / University of Warsaw Section Editors / Cambridge University / Sliven camp / /
dysentery / illness / pneumonia / same illness / /
NaturalFeature
Adriatic coast / Tyrol / Stara Planina mountain region / Velika Morava / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Government of the Kingdom of Serbs / Croats and Slovenes / Austro-Hungarian High Command / National Science Foundation / Allied Commission / Ministry of War / Austro-Hungarian army / army / Dutch consulate in Sofia / Bulgarian army / Bulgarian government / International Red Cross / Montenegrin army / University of Warsaw Section Editors / Serbian Red Cross / Serbian government / US Federal Reserve / Serbian Orthodox Church / German Army / High Command / International Committee of the Red Cross / /
Person
Matthew Stibbe / Rudolph Archibald Reiss / Radomir Vešović / Graf Czernin / Bogdan Trifunović / Tamara Scheer / Ottokar Graf Czernin / Richard Hall / Milan Ristović / /
Position
Imperial Foreign Minister / General / Officer / historian / leader / forensic scientist / Bishop / military governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Kolašin / Nikšić / /
Region
Adriatic / east Italy / east Serbia / South East Europe / /
Prisoners of War and Internees (South East Europe) By Bogdan Trifunović This article analyzes the treatment and living conditions of prisoners of war (POWs) and civilian internees from Serbia, Montenegro and Romania in