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This book describes the observations of the Red Cross International Committee who visited the camps of the Turkish Prisoners of War in Egypt on December 3rd 1916. Specifically, the report gives an account of the Heliopolis Camp (holding a total population of 15,000 men), including the t prisoners accommodations, bedding, exercise, food, clothing, hygiene, the medical attention they received, the work of the prisoners, if any, religion and recreations, their correspondences, and behavior. It also includes their observations on the Hospital at Abbassiah, near Cairo, which Prisoners were taken to, as well as the Maadi Camp (all prisoners were taken there after capture), and the condition and similar information on other camps of the Turkish Prisoners in Egypt.

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