Add to ORKGThis camp visitation permit was issued to Archibald C. Harte on April 2, 1915 by the prison commandant at Cassel-Niederzwehren. Harte used these visits to investigate conditions in German prison camps and promote the establishment of a War Prisoners\u27 Aid program for Allied prisoners of war. Harte\u27s diplomacy would eventually pay off as German authorities eventually decided to permit neutral Association secretaries to begin YMCA programs in prison camps.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/wwi_pow_camps/1863/thumbnail.jp
Children play in the streets of the prison camp at Holzminden outside of their one-story wooden barr...
This photograph shows the tent prison (Zeltlager) where some Allied prisoners lived during the con...
These are samples of some of the correspondence Archibald Harte received from the relatives and frie...
This camp visitation permit was issued to Archibald C. Harte on April 2, 1915 by the prison commanda...
The German Ministry of War assigned this camp visitation permit to Archibald C. Harte on 25 March 19...
This is the back of the prison camp visitation permit Archibald C. Harte received from the German Mi...
Despite the peace treaty between Russia and Germany, the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (3 March 1918), Rus...
Prisoners set up booths plying a wide range of wares outside of their barracks in Cassel. POW\u27s ...
French and Belgian war prisoners and interned civilians enjoy glasses of milk at the canteen/milk ha...
The French prisoner of representative, Leon Pailet, has a conversation with Colonel Bogen, the camp ...
French, Belgian, and British prisoners of war sit in a field which will become the prison camp at Mi...
Russian and French prisoners man the milk bar at the prison camp at Cassel, selling bowls and glasse...
Two Allied officers enter the entrance to the prison building at Wiesa bei Annaberg, a facility loca...
English-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen had access to The Wooden City, a newspaper which c...
This photo, probably taken from a watch tower, provides a general view of the rows of barracks at th...
Children play in the streets of the prison camp at Holzminden outside of their one-story wooden barr...
This photograph shows the tent prison (Zeltlager) where some Allied prisoners lived during the con...
These are samples of some of the correspondence Archibald Harte received from the relatives and frie...
This camp visitation permit was issued to Archibald C. Harte on April 2, 1915 by the prison commanda...
The German Ministry of War assigned this camp visitation permit to Archibald C. Harte on 25 March 19...
This is the back of the prison camp visitation permit Archibald C. Harte received from the German Mi...
Despite the peace treaty between Russia and Germany, the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (3 March 1918), Rus...
Prisoners set up booths plying a wide range of wares outside of their barracks in Cassel. POW\u27s ...
French and Belgian war prisoners and interned civilians enjoy glasses of milk at the canteen/milk ha...
The French prisoner of representative, Leon Pailet, has a conversation with Colonel Bogen, the camp ...
French, Belgian, and British prisoners of war sit in a field which will become the prison camp at Mi...
Russian and French prisoners man the milk bar at the prison camp at Cassel, selling bowls and glasse...
Two Allied officers enter the entrance to the prison building at Wiesa bei Annaberg, a facility loca...
English-speaking prisoners of war at Goettingen had access to The Wooden City, a newspaper which c...
This photo, probably taken from a watch tower, provides a general view of the rows of barracks at th...
Children play in the streets of the prison camp at Holzminden outside of their one-story wooden barr...
This photograph shows the tent prison (Zeltlager) where some Allied prisoners lived during the con...
These are samples of some of the correspondence Archibald Harte received from the relatives and frie...