Add to ORKGThis is a photograph of several members of the Flying Squadron that the International Committee sent to Europe in the Spring of 1915 to serve as War Prisoners\u27 Aid secretaries. They are posing with European YMCA secretaries who are already providing war relief work in their own countries.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/1056/thumbnail.jp
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Group photograph of the first 21 American prisoners of war in Germany, taken by a WPA secretary duri...
Six members of the American Help Committee at Rastatt pose for a photograph at the time of their rel...
This poster aptly demonstrated the sea of humanity that became barbed-wire victims during World ...
Three important World\u27s Alliance secretaries, who were active in War Prisoners\u27 Aid, posed ...
This is a photograph of the Flying Squadron, American volunteers who answered John R. Mott\u27s ...
An unidentified WPA secretary poses with a group of ten Russian prisoners of war in an unknown Austr...
This is a group photograph of the War Prisoners\u27 Aid Secretaries who served in Austro-Hungarian p...
An American WPA Secretary, Claus Olandt, poses for a photograph with the members of the YMCA Com...
A pair of Allied prisoners, a French soldier and a Belgian trooper, pose for a photograph for a WPA ...
Claus Olandt (the civilian seated in the center of the photo), an American YMCA WPA secretary workin...
Ten World\u27s Alliance secretaries who worked in War Prisoners\u27 Aid service in Bulgaria meet in ...
The World\u27s Alliance in Geneva ran a War Prisoners\u27 Aid (WPA) Inquiry Office to help friends a...
WPA Secretary John Klanmann (in the center in civilian clothing) poses with a group of Russian priso...
Seven members of the YMCA Committee at Rastatt pose for a photograph in a comfortable sitting room. ...
A group of Greek officers and Polish Legionaires pose for a photograph at Werl. Polish officers who...
Group photograph of the first 21 American prisoners of war in Germany, taken by a WPA secretary duri...
Six members of the American Help Committee at Rastatt pose for a photograph at the time of their rel...
This poster aptly demonstrated the sea of humanity that became barbed-wire victims during World ...