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Russian Prisoners
circa 1910-1919
Russian deserters, now prisoners, who are at work in Skiernewize (Skierniewice), taking a break for lunch.
German Troops Entering Skiernewize
circa 1910-1919
Residents of Skiernewize (Skierniewice) decorate their houses with garlands to welcome the arrival of German troops.
The Czar's Palace in Skiernewize
circa 1914-1918
The Czar's palace in Skiernewize (Skierniewice).
Russian Prisoners Working
circa 1910-1919
Russian prisoners working to restore the destroyed train station in Skiernewize.
Theater Garden Converted into a Hospital
circa 1910-1919
The theater in the pleasure gardens in Skiernewize (Skierniewice), now converted for use as a hospital.
