Germany / Switzerland / Hungary / Netherlands / Myanmar / Italy / Algeria / Sweden / New Zealand / Belgium / France / Russia / Austria / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Spain / /
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Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / /
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Przemyśl fortress / Maubeuge fortress / POW camp / Döberitz camp / Camp System In / Totskoe camp / Camp System / /
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Passover / /
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camp systems / state food parcels / pre-war international law protecting prisoners / ad hoc management / adequate food / rail networks / food shortages / food / bureaucratic management / food parcels / /
French government / Ottoman army / War Agency / Foreign Office / army / Russian Extraordinary Investigative Commission / British Expeditionary Force / Russian army / Red Cross / International Red Cross / Federal Government / Hungarian Red Cross / War Committee / German army / Germany’s army / British army / Swedish Red Cross / French army / International Committee of the Red Cross / /
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Able Seaman John Genower / Reinhard Nachtigal / Cesare Battisti / Uta Hinz / Siegfried Sassoon / Elsa Brändström / Oksana Nagornaja / Giovanna Procacci / Alan Kramer / Ludwig Wittgenstein / Thomas Wodehouse Legh / Heather Jones / Oxsana Nagornaja / Alexander Watson / Richard Speed / Alfred Harmsworth / Wilhelm II / Northcliffe / Alon Rachamimov / Newton / Annette Becker / /
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farmer / Emperor / head / officer / ambassador / historian / author / /
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northern France / North Africa / western Europe / /
Prisoners of War By Heather Jones The First World War marked the shift from a 19th century, relatively ad hoc management of prisoners of war, to the 20th century’s sophisticated prisoner of war camp systems, with their