- A dejected Russian prisoner of war stands in a German prison camp with an apparent hand wound. Prisoners had a great deal of time with few diversions and the indefinite length of their incarceration further undermined their spirits. Source: Associated Men, 42 (April 1917): 383.
Source: Associated Men, 42 (April 1917): 383.
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