From 1915, imprisoned officers were held in camps reserved for them, where living conditions were often less difficult than those endured by troops.
Living conditions for officers were usually less harsh than those endured by troops. From 1915, imprisoned officers were held in camps reserved for them.
From 1915, imprisoned officers were held in camps reserved for them. Living conditions for officers were usually less harsh than those endured by troops.
From 1915, imprisoned officers were held in camps reserved for them. Living conditions for officers were usually less harsh than those endured by troops.