Object details

Category
Newspapers and journals
Related period
Second World War (content)
Creator
The Red Cross and the St. John War Organisation. Prisoners of War Department (Publisher)
Production date
1944
Place made
London
Catalogue number
LBY E. 10426

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THE PRISONER OF WAR : THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PRISONERS OF WAR DEPARTMENT OF THE RED CROSS AND ST....
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Red Cross and St. John : the official record of the humanitarian services of the war organisation of the British...
RED CROSS AND ST. JOHN WAR ORGANISATION. PRISONERS OF WAR DEPARTMENT. EDUCATIONAL BOOKS SECTION

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