The editor of The Messenger to the Prisoners of War works on the copy for the latest edition of this monthly newspaper. The Messenger was published in French, English, German, Russian, Serbian, Italian, and Bulgarian by the World\u27s Alliance of YMCA\u27s. The contents included spiritual and moral material, but focused primarily on historical, scientific, and literary articles. The first editor of The Messenger was W. Gottsched and he was later replaced by Ernst Sartorius.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/1247/thumbnail.jp
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