BRITISH PRISONERS
HOW THEY ARE TREATED
LONDON", Dec. 15. An escapee from the German camp at Wesel. Prussia, reports that special favours are granted to the French and Belgian prisoners, while the British are given most menial duties, and are also ill-treat-ed. The Germans make signs as of*cutting their throats, and endeavour to teach the French and Belgians Co- say, "God. punish England '. The English are swine !"
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLVIII, 17 December 1914, Page 5
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