- These Russian prisoners of war formed a singing society and performed concerts for their fellow POW's. They are standing in the prison compound of an unidentified prison camp, outside one of the barracks. Source: Beveridge, Review of Reviews, 51 (May 1915): 565.
Source: Beveridge, Review of Reviews, 51 (May 1915): 565.
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