Add to ORKGFrench prisoners produced Le Tuyau ( Sprachrohr in German or The Megaphone in English), a prison camp newspaper in Quedlinburg. The Germans permitted POW\u27s to produce newspapers in various languages which promoted camp social and athletic events. This was the 24 August 1916 edition of the newspaper, which was in its second year of publication.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/1616/thumbnail.jp
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The camp commandant inspects the daily production of bread in the prison bakery at Quedlinburg. Ger...
French and Belgian prisoners route letters to their comrades in the prison post office at Grafenwoeh...
French and Belgian prisoners of war and interned civilians gather around the news board in the priso...
German Detention camps throughout the First World War were places where prisoners of the Allied powe...
The editor of The Messenger to the Prisoners of War works on the copy for the latest edition of this...
The editor and a secretary work in the office of the Commission Romande des Internes in the Worl...
German commandants allowed prisoners to publish prison camp newspapers to provide POW\u27s with info...
This is the front page of Le Camp de Goettingen from the 15 March 1915 issue. This newspaper was ...
British prisoners at Schweidnitz produced the English-language newspaper The Barb. This was the 2...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Wooden City: A Journal for Prisoners of War in ...
This is a copy of the 27 January 1915 edition of The Ruhleben Camp News, a fortnightly newspaper w...
This is the front page of the first edition of The Barbed Wireless, a newspaper for American POW\u...
Onze Taal was a newspaper published for Flemish-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen. This is a...
This was the title page of the Doeberitz Zeitschrift, a newspaper printed in English, French, and ...
English-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen had access to The Wooden City, a newspaper which c...
The camp commandant inspects the daily production of bread in the prison bakery at Quedlinburg. Ger...
French and Belgian prisoners route letters to their comrades in the prison post office at Grafenwoeh...
French and Belgian prisoners of war and interned civilians gather around the news board in the priso...
German Detention camps throughout the First World War were places where prisoners of the Allied powe...
The editor of The Messenger to the Prisoners of War works on the copy for the latest edition of this...
The editor and a secretary work in the office of the Commission Romande des Internes in the Worl...