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Ruhleben

Ruhleben, which was within a mile of the garrison town of Spandau in Germany, housed some 4,000 men who all happened to be in Germany when a decree was issued that all male British subjects - except clergymen, doctors, lunatics and bed-ridden invalids - between the ages of seventeen and fifty-five, and all British officers of whatever age, whether on the active or the retired lists, should be arrested on the 6th November 1914 and interned.

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Links

• The Western Front Association
• The Western Front Association-US Branch
• Central Ontario & British Forces in the First World War - COBWFA
• First World War.com
• The National Army Museum
• Guide Books to Battlefields of the First and Second World War

• Naval and Military Press
• THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
• Derek Hayles Military Books
• The Somme Lecture Centre
• Battle Honours - Specialist Battlefield Tours
• Galina Battlefield Tours
• John Malcolm - Fine Art Restoration
• WW1 Cemeteries.com
• Agora Gallery
• The UK Trench Art Site
• The Great War in a Different Light
• Tom Donovan Editions
• Turner Donovan Military Books
• Great War Portraits - a photographic record of Great War Veterans by Keith Collman
• Passchendaele Prints - the website of Søren Hawkes