English-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen had access to The Wooden City, a newspaper which carried information about camp activities as well as cultural and historical issues. In the 15 September 1915 issue, Karl Fries, the Swedish General Secretary of the World\u27s Student Christian Federation, wrote the front page article about Archibald Harte and the YMCA\u27s War Prisoners\u27 Aid program.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/2111/thumbnail.jp
The editor and a secretary work in the office of the Commission Romande des Internes in the Worl...
The article reconstructs the main activities of the press section (editorial committee) of the B. Hr...
The Flemish prisoners of war were Dutch-speaking soldiers and they were assigned to this barrack at ...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Wooden City: A Journal for Prisoners of War in ...
Onze Taal was a newspaper published for Flemish-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen. This is a...
This is the front page of Le Camp de Goettingen from the 15 March 1915 issue. This newspaper was ...
This is a copy of the 27 January 1915 edition of The Ruhleben Camp News, a fortnightly newspaper w...
German commandants allowed prisoners to publish prison camp newspapers to provide POW\u27s with info...
French prisoners produced Le Tuyau ( Sprachrohr in German or The Megaphone in English), a priso...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Barbed Wireless, a newspaper for American POW\u...
The editor of The Messenger to the Prisoners of War works on the copy for the latest edition of this...
French and Belgian prisoners of war and interned civilians gather around the news board in the priso...
The World\u27s Alliance of YMCA\u27s published The Messenger to Prisoners of War in a wide ran...
British prisoners at Schweidnitz produced the English-language newspaper The Barb. This was the 2...
This camp visitation permit was issued to Archibald C. Harte on April 2, 1915 by the prison commanda...
The editor and a secretary work in the office of the Commission Romande des Internes in the Worl...
The article reconstructs the main activities of the press section (editorial committee) of the B. Hr...
The Flemish prisoners of war were Dutch-speaking soldiers and they were assigned to this barrack at ...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Wooden City: A Journal for Prisoners of War in ...
Onze Taal was a newspaper published for Flemish-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen. This is a...
This is the front page of Le Camp de Goettingen from the 15 March 1915 issue. This newspaper was ...
This is a copy of the 27 January 1915 edition of The Ruhleben Camp News, a fortnightly newspaper w...
German commandants allowed prisoners to publish prison camp newspapers to provide POW\u27s with info...
French prisoners produced Le Tuyau ( Sprachrohr in German or The Megaphone in English), a priso...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Barbed Wireless, a newspaper for American POW\u...
The editor of The Messenger to the Prisoners of War works on the copy for the latest edition of this...
French and Belgian prisoners of war and interned civilians gather around the news board in the priso...
The World\u27s Alliance of YMCA\u27s published The Messenger to Prisoners of War in a wide ran...
British prisoners at Schweidnitz produced the English-language newspaper The Barb. This was the 2...
This camp visitation permit was issued to Archibald C. Harte on April 2, 1915 by the prison commanda...
The editor and a secretary work in the office of the Commission Romande des Internes in the Worl...
The article reconstructs the main activities of the press section (editorial committee) of the B. Hr...
The Flemish prisoners of war were Dutch-speaking soldiers and they were assigned to this barrack at ...