Add to ORKGThis photograph shows the interior of the laundry at the prison camp at Puchheim. Clothing and linen were washed in large vats with hot- and cold-running water and folded on the tables. Prisoners provided the labor to maintain this service in the prison camp.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/1612/thumbnail.jp
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Having just finished washing their uniforms, French prisoners hang their clothing outside the laundr...
Prisoners of war dry their clothing in the prison compound at Goettingen in front of the YMCA hall (...
Outside view of the bathing facility at Grafenwoehr where prisoners could take hot baths and showers...
Exterior view of the laundry/wash house in the prison camp at Puchheim during the winter. The priso...
French and Russian prisoners are working in the prison laundry at Wahn. They stand next to the larg...
This is the machine room in the prison camp at Puchheim which generated the steam to disinfect cloth...
French POW\u27s wash laundry in large wooden tubs in the wash room in the prison camp at Giessen. C...
French prisoners of war work in the prison laundry at Goettingen. Two prisoners operate a laundry p...
The regular washing of clothing was an important means of preventing the spread of disease and maint...
Prisoners wash and disinfect clothing under the supervision of an Austrian non-commissioned officer ...
French and Belgian prisoners of war wash their clothing outdoors in large basins in the compound ...
Pictured are three disinfection chambers at the prison camp at Puchheim. The Germans sterilized POW...
A view of prisoners in a washroom in the enlisted men\u27s prison at Wuerzburg. This photograph was...
British prisoners scrub down the camp laundry at Limburg under the command of German guards. The st...
The Germans constructed one-story wooden barracks in most prison camps. They were easy for POW labo...
Having just finished washing their uniforms, French prisoners hang their clothing outside the laundr...
Prisoners of war dry their clothing in the prison compound at Goettingen in front of the YMCA hall (...
Outside view of the bathing facility at Grafenwoehr where prisoners could take hot baths and showers...