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... degree at London University just before the First World War. During the conflict he served in the Royal Fusiliers and, when peace came, was made Headquarters Adjutant of the repatriated prisoner-of-war camps at Canterbury. In 1919 he joined the firm of Parson ...
... way back in 1889 He hasn't said anything about the following, but a repatriated prisoner of war told his mother that the best propaganda we have are the Red Cross parcels. The prison guards, he said, are more or less all browned off, and the Hun soldier's ...
... war in German hands. Incidentally, poor fellow, he has not yet been repatriated. Apart from food, one of the most useful services extended to prisoners of war is the educational and vocational training. Over 13,000 prisoners have applied for ...
... encouraged and producers Tyrone Guthrie and John Burrell have already given a small part to a repatriated prisoner of war, who was ih the profession before the war. The company are starting off with Peer Gynt, Richard III., and a comedy, yet to be finally ...