J06412
Photograph J06412 First World War, 1914-1918TURKISH PRISONERS STRIPPING & BATHING PRIOR TO BEING PARADED BEFORE AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IN EGYPT.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Turkish prisoners stripping and bathing before being paraded before an Intelligence Officer on the outskirts of Cairo. (This image is also held at J06413.)
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, after being bathed and clothed, marching out through the gate of the Red Barracks on the outskirts of Cairo. (This image is also held at J06417.)

Turkish prisoners marching into the Red Barracks on the outskirts of Cairo. (This image is also held at J06414.)

Turkish prisoners marching into the Red Barracks on the outskirts of Cairo. (This image is also held at J06415.)

The 13th Battalion resting during a march through the desert near Heliopolis, on the outskirts of Cairo. The men were undergoing training before embarking for the Gallipoli Peninsula in April. (This