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81 - 20th century French school Three watercolours and Indian ink…
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20th century French school Three watercolours and Indian ink on paper signed Holi Henri Mosse le louftingue du camp de Meschédé, July 1916, 26 x 14 cm - Nestor le ramasseur de ficelles, L'administration ...des colis, camp de Meschédé July 1916, 26 x 14 cm - L'adjudant Desgranges, dans une de ses créations, le petit Belge, camp de Darmstadt 30 mars 1917, 41 x 20 cm. Stains During the First World War, the Meschede prisoner-of-war camp was a large camp designed to house Entente prisoners of war in Meschede, in Sauerland, a mountainous region in the south-east of what is now North Rhine-Westphalia. (As a reminder, the Entente was a military alliance between France, the United Kingdom and the Russian Empire). The Darmstadt camp was located on a vast training ground a few kilometres from the town of Darmstadt, in Hesse, in central-western Germany. It consisted of large wooden barracks arranged in groups of ten that could hold a battalion. The camp was surrounded by a network of wire, and each battalion (a group of 10 barracks) was in turn surrounded by wire.
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