Prison Camp Hell at Neustrelitz and Wittenberg Escape
Gunter Depew recalls brutal conditions at Neustrelitz and Wittenberg during a WWI prisoner journey. Sentries inflicted harsh discipline, food was scarce, and beds were damp with rotting shavings. Suffering included frostbite, sickness, and constant threat of beating as trains and barracks packed men into freezing spaces. A rare cigarette at Minden offered a brief respite amid hunger and fear.
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Merchant Marine
Siberia
Frits
Orst
Feild
Kitche
Germany
Neustrellis
Fritz
Neustrelits
Wittenberg
Essen
Yarrowdale
Minden
Dulmen
A Yank in Dulmen Camp and Ambassador Gerard Visit
A narrator recalls arrival at Duk meb Westphalia and harsh conditions at the Dulmen prison camp. He describes cold, ice, forced marches, random beatings, attempts at escape, and hard daily life with prisoners from American, Canadian, Australian services. The visit of Ambassador Gerard lifts spirits, promising future help and relief.
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Meb
Westphalia
Wacht Am Rhein
Bowe
Outakirta
Fritz
Queenstown
Hull
Portsmouth
Dover
Toronto
Barracks
Gruppe 3
Boston
Atlantic Porta Bee
New York
Dulmen
States
Brandenburg
Swinemunde
Neustrettis
Dolmen
Irena Fritz
Heinle
Frits
Ang
Gennan
Simeon
Canuilan
Austraian
Herbert Johnson Auctioneer Sales Ad
Herbert Johnson Auctioneer of Williston North Dakota advertises stock sales and a specialty in auctions. The notice lists a phone contact 546-W and promotes services at the bidder's expense.
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Willisten N. Dak
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Mr. Gerard
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Georgic
Celine
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Bir
Dutmen
Ambassador Gerard
Herbert Johnson