J06413
Photograph J06413 First World War, 1914-1918TURKISH PRISONERS STRIPPING & BATHING PRIOR TO BEING PARADED BEFORE AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IN EGYPT.

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TURKISH PRISONERS STRIPPING & BATHING PRIOR TO BEING PARADED BEFORE AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IN EGYPT.
TURKISH PRISONERS STRIPPING & BATHING PRIOR TO BEING PARADED BEFORE AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IN EGYPT.

Turkish prisoners stripping and bathing before being paraded before an Intelligence Officer on the outskirts of Cairo. (This image is also held at J06413.)

A large crowd of Turkish prisoners, captured during fighting in early August 1915, sitting on the ground in an enclosure above Anzac Cove. The compound was situated near the 1st Australian Divisional

MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1900. BOER PRISONERS HELD IN THE TOWN BEING PARADED WITH AN ARMED NATIVE GUARD. (DONOR C. BOOTH)

German prisoners captured by the 13th Battalion at Stormy Trench being searched by an Australian Intelligence Officer at the prisoners' cage at Bazentin, in France. The prisoners are wearing woollen c

Cairo, Egypt. c. 1918. Turkish Army prisoners of war being marched from the railway station to their compound.
