Source: Hoffman, In the Prison Camps of Germany, 1920, 232A.
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- Examples of two program covers from the prison camp at Doeberitz. The cover on the left is from a theatrical performance of "The Last of the Mohicans," which the prisoners presented on February 23, 1918. The cover on the right is from a souvenir program from the New Doeberitz Empire for a July 1915 production. The smiling British sailor was the symbol of the camp and lived by the motto "Always bright and merry!" Source: Hoffman, In the Prison Camps of Germany, 1920, 232A.