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Während des Ersten Weltkriegs machte Deutschland viele Kriegsgefangene. Diese Gefangenen stammten aus verschiedenen Ländern wie Frankreich, Großbritannien, Italien und Russland. Gefangene wurden in Internierungslagern in Deutschland festgehalten. Die deutsche Regierung behandelte diese Gefangenen sehr streng. Sie versuchten, sie von Informationen fern zuhalten, die ihre Meinung über die deutsche Regierung beeinflussen könnten, so erhielten die Gefangen keine Zeitungen um sie über den Verlauf des Kriegs in unklaren zu lassen.Die Bedingungen in den Gefangenenlagern aller Länder waren schrecklich, da die Gefangenen nur minimale Nahrung und Kleidung erhielten und oft dem Wetter ohne ausreichenden Schutz ausgesetzt waren, was zu vielen Todesfällen führte.Alleine die deutschen Truppen nahmen während des Kriegs an die 2,5 Millionen Soldaten gefangen.Das Foto zeigt durch das deutsche Reserve Infanterie Regiment 261 gefangen genommene englische Soldaten des VII. oder XIX. Corps in einer rückwärtigen Stellung bei Épehy, etwa 25 km nördlich von Saint-Quentin.Bildunterschrift: „Gefangene Engländer 22.3.18.“ ... See MoreSee Less

During World War I, Germany took many prisoners of war. These prisoners came from different countries such as France, Great Britain, Italy and Russia. Prisoners were held in internment camps in Germany. The German government treated these prisoners very severely. They tried to keep them away from information that might influence their opinion of the German government, so the prisoners were not given newspapers to keep them in the dark about the course of the war. Conditions in the prison camps of all countries were appalling, with prisoners receiving minimal food and clothing and often being exposed to the weather without adequate protection, resulting in many deaths. The German troops alone captured around 2.5 million soldiers during the war. The photo shows English soldiers of the VII. or XIX. Corps captured by the German Reserve Infantry Regiment 261 in a rear position at Épehy, about 15 miles north of Saint-Quentin. Caption: „Gefangene Engländer 22.3.18.“ - Captive Englishmen 3/22/18. #firstworldwar #worldwar1 #germantroops #frontline #trench #prisoner #greatbritain #pow #war #patreon #ntf #rarible Rarible - AURIShistoryNFTs

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