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Ackerley, J.R., (ed.), Escapers All. Being the Personal Narratives of Fifteen Escapers from War-Time Prison Camps 1914–1918 (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1934)Google Scholar

Austin, L.G., My Experiences as a German Prisoner (London: Andrew Melrose, 1915)Google Scholar

Bond, R.G., Prisoners Grave and Gay (Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1934)Google Scholar

Bowman, Archibald Allan, Sonnets from a Prison Camp (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1919)Google Scholar

Brickhill, Paul, The Great Escape (London: Cassell Military Paperbacks, 2000)Google Scholar

Dennett, Carl P., Prisoners of the Great War. Authoritative Statement of Conditions in the Prison Camps of Germany (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1919)Google Scholar

Doegen, Wilhelm, Kriegsgefangene Völker: Der Kriegsgefangenen Haltung und Schicksal in Deutschland (Berlin: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen), 1919)Google Scholar

Duncan, Walter, How I Escaped from Germany (Liverpool: Edward Howell Ltd., 1919)Google Scholar

Durnford, H.G., The Tunnellers of Holzminden (London: Penguin, 1943)Google Scholar

Evans, A.J., The Escaping Club (London: Penguin, 1921)Google Scholar

Ewing, J., The Royal Scots, 1914–1919 (Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1925)Google Scholar

Fooks, Herbert C., Prisoners of War (Federalsburg: The J.W. Stowell Printing Co., 1924)Google Scholar

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Knight, G.F., A Knight of the Air (London: Arthur H. Stockwell, 1940)Google Scholar

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McCarthy, Daniel J., The Prisoner of War in Germany. The Care and Treatment of the Prisoner of War with a History of the Development of the Principle of Neutral Inspection and Control (New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, 1918)Google Scholar

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Prisoners’ Pie (Crefeld), June 1916–December 1916Google Scholar

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The Vistula Daily Bulletin and The Vistula Weekly Newspaper (Graudenz), October–November 1918Google Scholar

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Ackerley, J.R., The Prisoners of War. A Play in Three Acts (London: Chatto and Windus, 1925)Google Scholar

Ackerley, J.R., (ed.), Escapers All. Being the Personal Narratives of Fifteen Escapers from War-Time Prison Camps 1914–1918 (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1934)Google Scholar

Austin, L.G., My Experiences as a German Prisoner (London: Andrew Melrose, 1915)Google Scholar

Bond, R.G., Prisoners Grave and Gay (Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1934)Google Scholar

Bowman, Archibald Allan, Sonnets from a Prison Camp (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1919)Google Scholar

Brickhill, Paul, The Great Escape (London: Cassell Military Paperbacks, 2000)Google Scholar

Dennett, Carl P., Prisoners of the Great War. Authoritative Statement of Conditions in the Prison Camps of Germany (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1919)Google Scholar

Doegen, Wilhelm, Kriegsgefangene Völker: Der Kriegsgefangenen Haltung und Schicksal in Deutschland (Berlin: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen), 1919)Google Scholar

Duncan, Walter, How I Escaped from Germany (Liverpool: Edward Howell Ltd., 1919)Google Scholar

Durnford, H.G., The Tunnellers of Holzminden (London: Penguin, 1943)Google Scholar

Evans, A.J., The Escaping Club (London: Penguin, 1921)Google Scholar

Ewing, J., The Royal Scots, 1914–1919 (Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1925)Google Scholar

Fooks, Herbert C., Prisoners of War (Federalsburg: The J.W. Stowell Printing Co., 1924)Google Scholar

Friedman, Leon (ed.), The Law of War. A Documentary History. Volume I (New York: Random House, 1975)Google Scholar

Gerard, James, My Four Years in Germany (New York: Gosset and Dunlap, 1917)Google Scholar

Graves, Robert, But It Still Goes On: An Accumulation (London: Jonathan Cape, 1930)Google Scholar

Graves, Robert, Good-bye to All That: An Autobiography (London: Jonathan Cape, 1929)Google Scholar

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Harding, G., Escape Fever (London: John Hamilton, 1935)Google Scholar

Hardy, J.L., Everything is Thunder (New York: American Mercury Books, 1935)Google Scholar

Hardy, J.L., I Escape! (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1928)Google Scholar

Harrison, M.C.C., and Cartwright, H.A., Within Four Walls (London: Edward Arnold and Co., 1930)Google Scholar

Harvey, F.W., Comrades in Captivity. A Record of Life in Seven German Prison Camps (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1920)Google Scholar

Hervey, H.E., Cage-Birds (London: Penguin, 1940)Google Scholar

Hoffman, Conrad, In the Prison Camps of Germany. A Narrative of ‘Y’ Service among Prisoners of War (New York: Association Press, 1920)Google Scholar

Knight, G.F., A Knight of the Air (London: Arthur H. Stockwell, 1940)Google Scholar

List of British Officers taken Prisoner in various Theatres of War between August, 1914, and November, 1918 (London: Cox and Co, 1919)Google Scholar

McCarthy, Daniel J., The Prisoner of War in Germany. The Care and Treatment of the Prisoner of War with a History of the Development of the Principle of Neutral Inspection and Control (New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, 1918)Google Scholar

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O’Brien, P., Outwitting the Hun (London and New York: Harper Brothers, 1918)Google Scholar

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Powell, Joseph, and Gribble, Francis, The History of Ruhleben: A Record of British Organisation in a Prison Camp in Germany (Glasgow: W. Collins Sons and Co. Ltd., 1919)Google Scholar

Reid, P.R., The Colditz Story (London: Hodder and Stoughton Ltd., 1952)Google Scholar

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Robson Scott, J., My Life as Soldier and Sportsman (London: Grant Richards Ltd., 1921)Google Scholar

Tucker, W.A., The Lousier War (London: The New English Library, 1974)Google Scholar

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Cd. 7817, Correspondence between His Majesty’s Government and the United States Ambassador respecting the Treatment of Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in the United Kingdom and Germany Respectively, Misc. No. 7 (London, 1915)Google Scholar

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Cd. 7861, Reports by United States Officials on the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians at Certain Places of Detention in Germany, Misc. No. 11 (London, 1915)Google Scholar

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Cd. 7894, Report of the Committee on Alleged German Outrages (London, 1915)Google Scholar

Cd. 7895, Appendix to the Report of the Committee on Alleged German Outrages (London, 1915)Google Scholar

Cd. 7959, Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 14 (London, 1915)Google Scholar

Cd. 7961, Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 15 (London, 1915)Google Scholar

Cd. 8108, Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 19 (London, 1915)Google Scholar

Cd. 8161, Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting Conditions in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben, Misc. No. 3 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

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Cd. 8235, Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 16 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8236, Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Transfer to Switzerland of British and German Wounded and Sick Combatant Prisoners of War, Misc. No. 17 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8259, Report by Doctor A.E. Taylor on the Condition of Diet and Nutrition in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben Received through the United States Ambassador, Misc. No. 18 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8260, Correspondence Respecting the Employment of British Prisoners of War in Poland and France Respectively, Misc. No. 19 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8262, Further Correspondence Respecting the Conditions of Diet and Nutrition in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben, Misc. No. 21 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8296, Further Correspondence Respecting the Conditions of Diet and Nutrition in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben and the Proposed Release of Interned Civilians, Misc. No. 25 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8297, Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 26 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8323, Correspondence with His Majesty’s Minister at Berne Respecting the Question of Reprisals against Prisoners of War, Misc. No. 29 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8324, Reports of Visits of Inspection made by Officials of the United States Embassy to Various Internment Camps in the United Kingdom, Misc. No. 30 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8351, Report on the Typhus Epidemic at Gardelegen by the Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War during the Spring and Summer of 1915, Misc. No. 34 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8352, Further Correspondence Respecting the Proposed Release of Civilians Interned in the British and German Empires, Misc. No. 35 (London, 1916)Google Scholar

Cd. 8437, Further Correspondence Respecting the Proposed Release of Civilians Interned in the British and German Empires, Misc. No. 1 (London, 1917)Google Scholar

Cd. 8477, Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany, Misc. No. 7 (London, 1917)Google Scholar

Cd. 8480, Correspondence Respecting the Use of Police Dogs in Prisoners’ Camps in Germany, Misc. No. 9 (London, 1917)Google Scholar

Cd. 8590, An Agreement between the British and German Governments concerning Combatant and Civilian Prisoners of War, Misc. No. 12 (London, 1917)Google Scholar

Cd. 8615, Report of the Joint Committee Appointed by the Chairmen of Committees of The House of Lords and The House of Commons to Enquire into the Organization and Methods of the Central Prisoners of War Committee (London, 1917)Google Scholar

Cd. 8984, Report on the Transport of British Prisoners of War to Germany. August-December 1914, Misc. No. 3 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 8988, Report on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War Behind the Firing Lines in France and Belgium. With Two Appendices, Misc. No. 7 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 9024, An Agreement Between the British and Ottoman Governments Respecting Prisoners of War and Civilians, Misc. No. 10 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 9106, Report on the Treatment by the Germans of Prisoners of War Taken during the Spring Offensives of 1918, Misc. No. 19 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 9147, An Agreement Between the British and German Governments concerning Combatant Prisoners of War and Civilians, Misc. No. 20 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 9150, Report on the Employment in Coal and Salt Mines of the British Prisoners of War in Germany, Misc. No. 23 (London, 1918)Google Scholar

Cd. 1450, Report of the Proceedings before the Supreme Court in Leipzig. With Appendices (London, 1921)Google Scholar

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ICRC, Documents publiés a l’occasion de la guerre de 1914–1915. Rapports de MM. Ed. Naville et V. Van Berchem, Dr. C. de Marval et A. Eugster sur leurs visites aux camps de prisonniers en Angleterre, France et Allemagne (Geneva, 1915)Google Scholar

The British Prisoner of War. The Monthly Journal of the Central Prisoners of War Committee of the British Red Cross and Order of St John (1918)Google Scholar

Craven Herald (1914–19)Google Scholar

Daily Express (1914–39)Google Scholar

Daily Mirror (1914–39)Google Scholar

The Fifth Glo’ster Gazette. A Chronicle, Serious and Humorous, of the Battalion while serving with the British Expeditionary Force (1914–18)Google Scholar

For Millions of Men Now Under Arms (1915–20)Google Scholar

The Guardian (2000)Google Scholar

The Listener (1929–39)Google Scholar

London Gazette (1914–20)Google Scholar

Punch (1900–18)Google Scholar

The Radio Times (2010)Google Scholar

The Strand Magazine (1900–18)Google Scholar

The Tatler (1900–18)Google Scholar

The Times (1914–39)Google Scholar

The Times History of the War (1914–18)Google Scholar

The Wipers Times (1914–18)Google Scholar

The Barb (Trier), December 1917–March 1918Google Scholar

The Barb and The Barb-Magazine (Schweidnitz), May 1918–October 1918Google Scholar

The Crefeld Magazine (Crefeld), May 1917Google Scholar

The Freiburg Review (Freiburg), August 1918Google Scholar

The Link (Döberitz), Easter 1917Google Scholar

The Münster Church Times (Münster), August 1917Google Scholar

Our Outlook (Pforzheim), October 1918Google Scholar

The Outlook (Stralsund), November 1918Google Scholar

Prisoners’ Pie (Crefeld), June 1916–December 1916Google Scholar

The Queue (Mainz), July 1918–November 1918Google Scholar

The Vistula Daily Bulletin and The Vistula Weekly Newspaper (Graudenz), October–November 1918Google Scholar

The Wooden City (Göttingen), July 1915–September 1916Google Scholar

Ackerley, J.R., The Prisoners of War. A Play in Three Acts (London: Chatto and Windus, 1925)Google Scholar

Ackerley, J.R., (ed.), Escapers All. Being the Personal Narratives of Fifteen Escapers from War-Time Prison Camps 1914–1918 (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1934)Google Scholar

Austin, L.G., My Experiences as a German Prisoner (London: Andrew Melrose, 1915)Google Scholar

Bond, R.G., Prisoners Grave and Gay (Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1934)Google Scholar

Bowman, Archibald Allan, Sonnets from a Prison Camp (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1919)Google Scholar

Brickhill, Paul, The Great Escape (London: Cassell Military Paperbacks, 2000)Google Scholar

Dennett, Carl P., Prisoners of the Great War. Authoritative Statement of Conditions in the Prison Camps of Germany (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1919)Google Scholar

Doegen, Wilhelm, Kriegsgefangene Völker: Der Kriegsgefangenen Haltung und Schicksal in Deutschland (Berlin: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen), 1919)Google Scholar

Duncan, Walter, How I Escaped from Germany (Liverpool: Edward Howell Ltd., 1919)Google Scholar

Durnford, H.G., The Tunnellers of Holzminden (London: Penguin, 1943)Google Scholar

Evans, A.J., The Escaping Club (London: Penguin, 1921)Google Scholar

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Gerard, James, My Four Years in Germany (New York: Gosset and Dunlap, 1917)Google Scholar

Graves, Robert, But It Still Goes On: An Accumulation (London: Jonathan Cape, 1930)Google Scholar

Graves, Robert, Good-bye to All That: An Autobiography (London: Jonathan Cape, 1929)Google Scholar

Grinnell-Milne, Duncan, An Escaper’s Log (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1926)Google Scholar

Handbook of the German Army (Home and Colonial), Fourth Edition, Revised by the General Staff, War Office 1912 (Amended to August 1914) (London: Imperial War Museum, 2003)Google Scholar

Harding, G., Escape Fever (London: John Hamilton, 1935)Google Scholar

Hardy, J.L., Everything is Thunder (New York: American Mercury Books, 1935)Google Scholar

Hardy, J.L., I Escape! (London: John Lane at the Bodley Head, 1928)Google Scholar

Harrison, M.C.C., and Cartwright, H.A., Within Four Walls (London: Edward Arnold and Co., 1930)Google Scholar

Harvey, F.W., Comrades in Captivity. A Record of Life in Seven German Prison Camps (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1920)Google Scholar

Hervey, H.E., Cage-Birds (London: Penguin, 1940)Google Scholar

Hoffman, Conrad, In the Prison Camps of Germany. A Narrative of ‘Y’ Service among Prisoners of War (New York: Association Press, 1920)Google Scholar

Knight, G.F., A Knight of the Air (London: Arthur H. Stockwell, 1940)Google Scholar

List of British Officers taken Prisoner in various Theatres of War between August, 1914, and November, 1918 (London: Cox and Co, 1919)Google Scholar

McCarthy, Daniel J., The Prisoner of War in Germany. The Care and Treatment of the Prisoner of War with a History of the Development of the Principle of Neutral Inspection and Control (New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, 1918)Google Scholar

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