- A detachment of French prisoners of war stand at attention in a German town, enroute to a prison camp. A number of German civilians stop to investigate the group out of curiosity, as these men may be their first view of the enemy. Germans would see a great many more Allied prisoners pass through their towns. Source: Der Weltkrieg, 1 (1915): 97.
Source: Der Weltkrieg, 1 (1915): 97.
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