About This Book
An eyewitness account details the arrival, daily life, and administration of British soldiers interned in Switzerland during the First World War, tracing diplomatic negotiations that established internment, the Swiss government's organization of camps and medical services, and the roles of the Red Cross and British legation in welfare and discipline. It describes hospitals, clinics, inspections, employment schemes and technical schools, spiritual and recreational arrangements, visits from relatives, and social interactions with Swiss civilians, and offers impressions of artistic and musical life in Berne under wartime conditions.
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