World War, 1914-1918 -- Prisoners and prisons

The horrors of Wittenberg

Blanesburgh, Robert Younger, Baron, 1861-1946; Great Britain. Government Committee on Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War· 2 chapters· 5,886 words

I have the honour to state that the Chairman of this Committee, Mr. Justice Younger, has prepared the enclosed Report on the conditions obtaining at Wittenberg Camp during the typhus epidemic of last year.

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1. Part 1

I have the honour to state that the Chairman of this Committee, Mr. Justice Younger, has prepared the enclosed Report on the conditions obtaining at Wittenberg Camp during the t...

2. Part 2

The dead were buried in a cemetery formed out of a part of the Camp. The Germans sent in a certain number of coffins every day into which the bodies of the dead were put and car...