- These ten members of the American Help Committee at Rastatt volunteered to stay behind after the Armistice to care for the American sick and wounded in German hospitals. Note the overlapping between the American Help Committee and the American YMCA Committee members. Source: Dennett, Prisoners of the Great War, 1918, 156A.
Source: Dennett, Prisoners of the Great War, 1918, 156A.
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