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Ruhleben camp, WW1

Where the Boche interns British civilians - a bird's eye view of the camp at Ruhleben where British civilians, living in Germany at the time of the outbreak of war were interned. The Ruhleben camp was located about 10km west of Berlin and was originally a racecourse. It was converted during the First World War to accommodate around 5000 civilians (mainly British) who were in Germany at the outbreak of war, as well as captured crew of fishing trawlers and other civilian ships

Picture No
11096038
Media ID
48576269
Size
4899px x 7289px (10.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration by G. F. Morrell in The Graphic, 22 April 1916
Date
1916

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