Prisoners of War | Maclean's
Prisoners of War George Kennen THE world war, novel in so many of its phases, is no less new in its aspect of the prisoner question. Numbers, treatment, direct and indirect results from prisoners taken in the Great War are all setting a new standard, blazing a fresh trail. In this article from 27íe Outlook, the distinction and differences are set out, and salient commentary upon the comparison between the Allies’ and the Huns’ treatment of prisoners is added. The present European war differs in many respects from any previous war recorded in history, and among the most striking and notew...
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