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The records of the YMCA of the USA, located in the Kautz Family YMCA Archives in the Elmer L. Anderson Library at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, is a treasure trove of unexplored information regarding American social welfare activities during the First World War. This collection contains material from 1617 to the present, with the emphasis on materials from the founding of the Young Men's Christian Association in 1844 to the 1960's. This material spans the globe, reflecting the international membership of the World's Alliance and the missionary objectives of the organization. The American YMCA archives include an extensive biographical database containing the records of Association secretaries as well as an impressive photograph collection (over 75,000 photographs). The archives include organizational records and files; photographs, postcards, and scrapbooks; films, videos, and audio-recordings; posters and broadsides; artifacts; books; and periodicals. Regarding World War I materials, the collection is roughly divided into two general sections. The Armed Services Records Collection consists of 144 boxes of materials (59.2 cubic feet) and focuses on American YMCA support for the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) during the Great War. Its contents include information cards on most of the 20,000 secretaries who served overseas in support of Association welfare operations. In addition, this collection contains material from joint relief operations with the Young Women's Christian Association, the Salvation Army, the Knights of Columbus, the Young Men's Hebrew Association, and the American Library Association for AEF troops. The second general collection focuses on the foreign work of the International Committee of the North American YMCA. The International Division Collection files are arranged by country and this information ranges chronologically from the 1840's to the present and geographically to include over 90 nations. Files consulted for this work included materials from Austria, Bulgaria, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Palestine, Portugal, Romania, Russia, and Turkey. These files consist of personal letters, annual and quarterly reports, newspaper articles, official correspondence, building deeds, article submissions, and other unusual materials, in addition to POW inspection reports sent by WPA Field Secretaries to the International Committee in New York.
The World's Alliance of YMCA's Archives in Geneva, Switzerland is also an important source of primary material on social welfare activities during World War I. As the headquarters for this international organization, the World's Alliance archives contain extensive material from member nations as well as World Committee proceedings. World War I holdings include a wide range of primary sources from Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Switzerland, and the United States, including reports from the WPA Field Secretaries working in POW camps. In many ways, the World's Alliance archives complement the holdings of the American YMCA archives, especially in terms of reports and correspondence from American secretaries. The World's Alliance, however, maintains documents from European countries that are no longer readily available to historians. Most of the German National YMCA records from the First World War were destroyed during World War II and the only surviving documents are preserved in Geneva. In addition, the availability of the English National YMCA Council records is very limited due to archival limitations in London. Some British records are easier to retrieve in the World's Alliance collection, although the collection is limited primarily to published materials.
Archival collections for the Scandinavian countries for World War I operations can be accessed through the national archives in Denmark and Sweden. They are available to researchers with the permission of the Danish YMCA and Swedish YMCA General Secretaries (the organizations maintain proprietary rights to these collections). Danish YMCA war records are housed in the Rigsarkivet in Copenhagen and include the minutes of the national committee meetings during 1917-1919 as well as correspondence from Danish WPA Secretaries in Central Power and Russian prison camps. World War I records for the Swedish YMCA are contained in the Riksarkivet in Stockholm, but are limited in scope in comparison to the Danish YMCA collection in Copenhagen.
Finally, an important source of primary material for American YMCA leadership can be found in the Yale Divinity School Library Special Collections in New Haven, Connecticut. The personal papers of John R. Mott are located in Yale's collection of religious leaders' papers (which also include other YMCA leaders such as Dwight L. Moody and George Sherwood Eddy). Yale maintains a collection of ninety-three linear feet of Mott material, as well as 110 linear feet of the Archives of the World Student Christian Federation.
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____. My First Eighty-Three Years in America: The Memoirs of James W. Gerard. Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Company, 1951.
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____. Tales of Turkey. London: John Murray, 1924.
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"Geneva Meeting of the World's Committee." Red Triangle: British YMCA Monthly (London) 3 (April 1920): 454-55.
Gerard, James W. "The Association in Prisoners of War Camps: Observations of Its Work Given by Hon. James W. Gerard, Ex-Ambassador to Germany before the West Side New York Association." Association Men 42 (May 1917): 438.
____. "Embassy of the United States of America, Berlin, Germany, April 29, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 16.
____. "Embassy of the United States of America, Germany, Berlin, April 10, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 15.
____. "From the American Ambassador, Berlin." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 3.
____. "Germany: Cable from Ambassador Gerard through the State Department, Washington, August 2, 1915, to John R. Mott." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 13.
____. "Give Us Bread." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 50-51.
____. "They Shall Not Win." Association Men 43 (July 1918): 851.
"German Propaganda: Secretaries Assist in Carrying Out Army Order Forbidding Troops to Fraternize with Germans." Red Triangle Overseas 1 (11 January 1919): 6.
"Germany: For Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 44-45.
"Germany: Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 37-38.
Goble, M. "Letters of Thanks." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 45.
"Gratitude Not Always a Lively Sense of Favors to Come." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 42.
"The Great War." The Red Triangle Bulletin: A Weekly Supplement to the Red Triangle 94 (6 June 1919): 3-4.
Gyula, Palko. "Letters from Fathers and Sons." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 39.
Hall, Thomas C. "Darmstadt Dedication: Address of Prof. Thomas C. Hall." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 39-41.
Hamilton, P. B. "Letters from Rhodes Scholars: II." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 3 (28 January 1921): 22-23.
Harte, Archibald Clinton. "Address of Our Secretary at the Opening of the Building in the Prison Camp at Goettingen." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 13-15.
____. "Cable from Secretary in Berlin, March 14, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 15.
____. "Cable from Secretary in Berlin, March 16, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 15.
____. "The First War Prison Building for the Young Men's Christian Association, Goettingen, Germany." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 17-18.
____. "From Our Secretary in Germany, April 4, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 14-15.
____. "From Our Secretary in Germany, Berlin, March 4, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 7-8.
____. "From Our Secretary in Germany, Berlin, March 29, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 9-10.
____. "From Our Secretary in Prison Camps in Germany, March 30, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 10-13.
____. "From the Secretary in Berlin, February 22, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 13-14.
____. "Germany: For Prisoners of War: Allied Prisoners in Germany." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 45.
____. "Germany: From Our Secretary in Germany, Berlin, March 13, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 5-6.
____. "Mr. Harte's Recent Sojourn in Germany." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (6 December 1915): 47-48.
____. "Report by Our Secretary in Germany, Berlin, March 6, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 7-8.
____. "Report of the Work at Goettingen, Germany, March 30, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 13-14.
____. "Russia: Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 43-45.
____. "A Stirring Appeal to Help in the German Prisoners' Camps, Tomsk, June 7, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 10-11.
Harte, Archibald Clinton and George M. Day. "Russia: Visit of Harte and Day to the Hospitals and German Prisoners' Camps in Russia and Siberia, Petrograd, June 25, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 5-10.
Hecker, Julius F. "For Prisoners of War: Wieselburg--Camp of 57,000." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 38-41.
____. "Wieselburg and Harth, Austria." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 35-37.
____. "Prisoners Carry On Work Alone." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 39-40.
Henriksen, Ludvig. "The Danish YMCA during the War: Army Work of the Association in a Neutral Country." Red Triangle: British YMCA Monthly (London) 3 (October 1919): 51-52.
Hersey, Rexford B. "Letters from Rhodes Scholars: I." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 3 (28 January 1921): 19-21.
Heywood, Valentine. "Kultur! As Propagated in Germany's Prison Camps." The Red Triangle: The British Empire YMCA Weekly No. 112 (2 March 1917): 179.
Hibbard, Carlisle V. "Association Men in Prison Camps of Europe." Association Men 41 (October 1915): 19-20.
____. "Cable from Our Secretary in Paris, March 27, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 10.
____. "Extracts from a Letter from Our Secretary in Paris, February 10, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 9.
____. "Report of the Secretary Appointed to France for First Quarter of 1915, April 13, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 26-28.
____. "Report of Our Secretary in France, Paris, March 17, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 30-32.
Hildebrand, J. R. "Allied for World Service." Association Men 44 (December 1918): 295-96.
Hobday, John W. "Mr. Hobday Writing from Switzerland." The Red Triangle Bulletin: A Weekly Supplement to the Red Triangle No. 34 (22 March 1918): 3.
____. "A One-Horse Show." The Red Triangle: The British Empire YMCA Weekly No. 124 (25 May 1917): 463-64.
Hoffman, Conrad, Jr. "Christmas Good Will in Prison Camps." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 42-44.
____. "Enlarged Opportunities for Service." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 41-42.
____. "For Starving Roumanian Prisoners." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 47.
____. "Germany: For Soldiers: How Work for Soldiers Is Administered." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 42-44.
____. "Germany: Impressions of a Secretary." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (6 December 1915): 42-44.
____. "Getting the News in Prison Camps: Conrad Hoffman Remained in Germany after America Entered the War and Was Able to Make Life Easier for Captured Americans in Prisoner-of-War Camps, Exacting Self-Government, Baseball and Big League Baseball Scores for Them." Association Men 44 (January 1919): 397.
____. "Good Will of Outside Friends Finds Expression." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 44-46.
____. "Gospel Meetings at Ruhleben." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 38-40.
____. "In Prison, Ye Visited Me." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 44-45.
____. "Prisoners." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (10 June 1918): 46-48.
____. "Prisoners of War in Germany: Letter from Conrad Hoffman." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 36-39.
____. "A Senior Secretary's Report." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 44-45.
"Holding Men Steady in Europe's Prisons and Training Camps on the Mexican Border." Association Men 42 (October 1916): 82-83.
"L'Honneur de l'Homme a Notre Époque." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 26 (February 1918): 7-8.
"Hungarian Officer, Prisoner in Siberia, and Russian Staff Officer, in Active Service, Who Wish to Give Their Lives to Association Work." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 8D.
"If I Were Captured by the Germans." The North American Student 6 (January 1918): 8-9.
"If I Were Captured by the Germans: By an American Association Secretary Formerly in German War Prison Camps." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 3-8.
"In Europe's Prison Camps." Association Men 42 (April 1917): 383.
"In German Prison Camps." The Red Triangle Bulletin: A Weekly Supplement to the Red Triangle No. 4 (24 August 1917): 4.
"In German Prison Camps: Where Frienship Counted Greatly." Association Men 46 (December 1920): 171.
"In Prison Camps." Association Men 42 (January 1917): 206.
"Indian Prisoners Entertained in London." The Red Triangle Bulletin: A Weekly Supplement to the Red Triangle No. 77 (31 January 1919): 2.
"Involved in War." Association Men 39 (September 1914): 645.
Israel, Henry. "Behind the Barbed Wire Barricade." Association Men 41 (November 1915): 70-71.
"Italy." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 33.
"Italy." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (10 June 1918): 31-33.
Jacob, Ernst O. "Working Parties Change Conditions." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 49.
"James Stokes, International Friend." Association Men 44 (November 1918): 215.
"John R. Mott, Diplomat." Association Men 42 (October 1916): 24.
"John R. Mott, General Secretary International Committee." Association Men 40 (September 1915): 633.
Jordan, F. F. "Orenburg: What One Man Did in a Single Camp." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 16-22.
Kennard, J. S. "Needs of Civilian Prisoners." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 47-48.
Kretzschmer, General. "General Kretzschmer's Speech at the Dedication of the Association Building in Kottbus, Germany." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 46-47.
"Kriegsgefangene." The Sphere 2:2 (1921): 187.
Lawall, William H. "From the Letters of Secretaries." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 43-44.
____. "In Prison, Ye Visited Me." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 46-47.
Legros, Rene. "From One of the Least of These." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 46-47.
"La Livre et l'Espérance (L'Apocalyse de Saint-Jean)." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 31 (July 1918): 1-2.
"Un Livre pour Prisonniers de Guerre: Lettres et Discours Addressés a des Prisonniers de Guerre." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 26 (February 1918): 1-2.
Lowrie, Walter. "Dr. Lowrie Visits Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 48-49.
____. "Dr. Lowrie's Visits Welcomed." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 49-50.
Lowry, Alfred, Jr. "Needs of Prisoners in Bavaria." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 47-48.
Lübbers, W. von. "War Ministry to Mr. Christian Phildius, Berlin, March 18, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 9.
MacNaughten, Edgar. "Austria-Hungary: For Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 33-35.
____. "In Hospitals and Among Boys." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 30-32.
Max of Baden, Prince. "His Royal Highness, Prince Max of Baden to the Departing American Secretaries." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 42-44.
McGuinn, Sargeant. "From Sargeant McGuinn, Royal Fusiliers, Cassel, April 13, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 19.
"The Men behind the Barricades." Association Men 41 (January 1916): 193.
"Men from the Ends of the Earth Gathered in a German Prison Camp," For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 26B.
Merrill, William Pierson. "Christian Internationalism." Association Men 44 (March 1919): 435 and 480-481.
"Message de Noël aux Prisonniers de Guerre." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre (December 1918): 1.
Michel, Carl T. "Extracts from Letters of Three of the New Secretaries." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 45.
____. "From the Letters of Some Secretaries." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 42-43.
____. "Study and Play at Darmstadt." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (February 1, 1917): 48-49.
Miller, Douglas. "Letters from Rhodes Scholars: III." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 3 (28 January 1921): 24-26.
"Money from Home." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 38.
Moran, H. A. "Russia: For Prisoners of War: Eastern Siberia." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 22-23.
Mott, John R. "America Responds and Will Respond." Association Men 43 (October 1917): 97.
____. "The Constant Demand for Service among Soldiers of Warring Countries in Camps, Prisons, and Hospitals." Association Men 41 (June 1916): 485.
____. "Foreword." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 3.
____. "Foreword." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 3.
____. "Foreword." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (1 March 1915): 3.
____. "The Insistent Demand for Service among Soldiers of Warring Countries in Camps, Prisons, and Hospitals." Association Men 41 (June 1916): 485.
____. "This Is Our Day of Opportunity." Association Men 42 (June 1917): 477.
____. "War Work Council Completing Work." Association Men 46 (November 1920): 121.
"Mr. Mott Becomes General Secretary." Association Men 40 (September 1915): 619-620.
"Mr. Mott Drafted for Russia." Association Men 42 (June 1917): 499.
Namblard, J. W. "Report of Mr. J. W. Namblard in France for March 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 37.
Nandor, Popini. "Letters from Fathers and Sons." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 39.
Nastasijewitch, Wojin. "Appreciation of Servian Committee." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 47.
"New Limbs for Old: Prisoners Encouraged to Play Volley Ball or Taught to Use Suitable Apparatus Often Recover the Use of Paralyzed Limbs." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26A.
"A New Spirit in a Prison Camp in Europe." Association Men 42 (June 1917): 499.
Niedermeyer, Gerhard. "Extract from Letter of Dr. Niedermeyer to Dr. Mott." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 35.
"La Noël du Pasteur (Récit suedois)." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre (December 1918): 2-3.
Noering, J. A. "Central Powers." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 39.
"Notre Croyance en une Providencé." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 28 (April 1918): 4.
Olandt, Claus. "The Brother." Association Men 43 (October 1917): 112-13.
____. "From the Letters of Some Secretaries." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 43.
____. "The Officers' Camp at Werl." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 46-47.
"On Cherche." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 29 (May 1918): 2.
"One of the Class Rooms at Wieselburg." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26G.
"Opening Association Building (Second from Left) at Wieselburg: Among These Prisoners Are Some Five Thousand Permanently Crippled." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26G.
"Opening of the Association Building at Harth: The Insets Above and on the Opposite Page Show a Few of the Thousand and More Boys Recently Segregated from the Men's Camp and Organized for Education Work." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26F.
"Opening of the First American 'Hut' in a German Prison Camp." Association Men 40 (July 1915): 519.
"Our Men Abroad." Association Men 39 (September 1914): 646.
Parker, William. "From One of the Least of These." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 46.
"Paques." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 27 (Easter 1918): 1.
Penfield, Frederick C. "Letter from the American Ambassador at Vienna, June 3, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 46.
Penningroth, Louis Philip. "At Brannau." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 41-42.
____. "A Father's Heart Cheered." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 32.
____. "A Practical Life-Saver in a Prison Camp." Association Men 43 (September 1917): 17-18.
____. "Young Boys in the Prison Camps." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 43.
"Père et Mère." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 28 (April 1918): 8.
Phildius, Christian. "From the Secretary for Austria-Hungary, Vienna, March, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 20-21.
____. "From the Secretary of the World's Committee Working in Germany, April 1, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 20.
____. "Geneva, April 22, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (25 June 1915): 33-34.
____. "A Letter from an Organizing Secretary." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 50-52.
____. "Prisoners of War in Austria-Hungary." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 41-42.
____. "Prisoners of War in Austria-Hungary." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 34-35.
____. "Telegrams." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 41.
____. "Work for Russian and Servian Prisoners in Austria-Hungary, July 3, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 47-48.
____. "World's Alliance of the Young Men's Christian Associations, Geneva." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 46.
Phildius, Eberhard. "For Soldiers: Establishing Homes." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 40-41.
Pianoff. "The Russian Academy." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 3 (14 May 1923): 8-9.
"Pour la Nouvelle Année." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 25 (January 1918): 3.
Pourtales, F. "The Association Is the Channel for Much Relief Work." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 41.
"Preserve Neutrality." Association Men 39 (September 1914): 646.
Princhard, M. S. "From a British Soldier in a German Prison." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 47.
"Prison Camp at Crossen, Germany, Showing Church and Site of the Association Building Opposite." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26A.
"Prisoner of War Camp at Spratzern, Austria: The Russian Prisoners Quartered Here Number 37,000." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 40B.
"The Prisoner of War Camps." The North American Student 5 (July 1917): 443.
"A Prisoner-of-War Library in a German Prison Camp." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 40B.
"Prisoners Cheered at an Entertainment." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26F.
"Prisoners' Families Voice Gratitude." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 37-38.
"Prisoners Find Ford Provided by Y.M.C.A.: Hungry Men Straggling Back from German Cages Receive Assistance from Red Triangle Workers." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (30 November 1918): 8.
"A Prisoners' Monument (Designed by Prisoners and Erected with the Cooperation of the German Authorities to the Memory of the Prison Dead at the Camp of French Prisoners in Münster)." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (6 December 1915): 10A.
"Prisoners Stagger into Nancy and Receive YMCA Hospitality." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (21 December 1918): 3.
"Reading Room of the Association in the Prisoner-of-War Camp at Goettingen." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (6 December 1915): 10B.
"Red Triangle Hut Opened in Berlin: Supplies Are Being Furnished for the American and Allied Ex-Prisoners of War." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (18 January 1919): 1.
"Red Triangle on the Job in Metz." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (21 December 1918): 8.
"Red Triangle Secretaries among the First to Enter Metz and Strasburg: Good Work Done in Relieving Wounded Doughboys Who Had Been Prisoners." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (7 December 1918): 4.
Reitzel, Raymond J. "Secretaries in the Making." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 44.
____. "A Social Community in Miniature." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 41-42.
____. "A Token of Appreciation." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 44.
"Report from the Secretary of the German Student Movement, Berlin." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (1 September 1915): 15-17.
Rethy, Ludwig. "Letters from Fathers and Sons." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 39.
Robbins, D. M. "Home from Prison Camps." Association Men 44 (November 1918): 237.
"Roumanian Prisoners of War: These Two Are Typical, as, Exhausted by the Recent Fierce Campaign, They Arrive in Germany." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 26A.
"Russia: Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 January 1916): 43-45.
"Russian Prisoners of War Taking Their First Meal in the German Prison Camp." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 40A.
Rutgers, Herman C. "Report: March 18, 1916." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 40-42.
"Samples of Mr. Harte's International Correspondence Relating to Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (6 December 1915): 42B.
Sartorius, Ernst. "Aus der Jugendbewegung in Bulgarien." The Sphere 2:4 (1921): 296-307.
Saunders, K. J. "Work in the Prison Camps, "I Was in Prison, and Ye Visited Me."" The Red Triangle: The British Empire YMCA Weekly No. 120 (27 April 1917): 371-72.
Schoop, Jean. "War Prisoners' Camp at Boldogasszony (Hungary)." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 37-38.
Schroeder, Theodore. "Extracts from Secretaries' Letters." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (31 July 1916): 41.
____. "Spratzern." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 38.
"The Secretary of the World's Committee Working in Austria-Hungary, April 1, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 39-40.
"Serbian Prisoners' Orchestra: These Instruments Were Provided by the Association." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 42B.
"Servian and Russian Prisoners in Germany Get Few Food Parcels from Home." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 40A.
Sharp, Thomas Marye. "Cable from the American Ambassador at Paris through the Secretary of State, Washington, May 10, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (24 June 1915): 36.
Shipley, Lee. "It Kept Us from Going Mad: With the First Trainload of American Prisoners Brought Out of Germany through Switzerland, Came a Cargo of Praise for the Red Triangle and for Conrad Hoffman, Who Had Supplied the Men with Athletic Goods, Books, and Other Comforts." Association Men 44 (March 1919): 520 and 566.
"La Silence." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 27 (Easter 1918): 3-4.
"Some of the 1,900,000 Russian Prisoners in Germany and Austria." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (15 April 1916): 26B-26C.
"La Souhait de la Novelle Année." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 25 (January 1918): 5.
"Soyez Forts!" Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 29 (May 1918): 1-2.
Spiegelfeld, Baron von. "Central Powers." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 February 1917): 39-40.
Springardi, General. "Ministry of War: Commission for Prisoners of War: Rome, July 6th, 1916." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 29-30.
Sprunger, James E. "From James E. Sprunger's Account of His Recent Trip to Austria." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 35-37.
____. "Notes from Camps Visited by J. E. Sprunger." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 April 1916): 45-46.
"Triangle Religious Meetings in Germany Win Out in Competition with the Movies: Gain Favor of Men of a Might Tired Army Purely on Their Merit." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (29 March 1919): 1.
"Turkey: From Our Secretary in Constantinople, June 8, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 56-57.
"Turkey: A Letter from Our Secretary in Constantinople, January 26, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (12 April 1915): 29-30.
"Turning Their Captivity: The Red Triangle with the British Interned in Switzerland." The Red Triangle Bulletin: A Weekly Supplement to the Red Triangle No. 51 (19 July 1918): 2-4.
Two Thousand Servian Boys at Braunau, Austria, Are Receiving Special Food and Care through the Association." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 40A.
Urban, Field Marshal Lieutenant. "Letter to the American Embassy from the Austrian Government, May 31, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 45.
Van Bommel, Dirk Johannes. "Turkey." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 51.
"Vieil Amour." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 30 (June 1918): 1-2.
"La Vielle de Noël a Bethlehéem." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre (December 1918): 5-6.
"La Vielle Maman." Le Messager du Prisonniers du Guerre No. 31 (July 1918): 3-4.
Warburton, George A. "The Present Opportunity." Association Men 40 (October 1914): 1.
"War Souvenir He Prizes Most." Red Triangle Overseas 1 (18 January 1919): 1.
"Well Beloved Christmas Symbols Brought Home Near to Many in the Prisoners-of-War Camps." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 42A.
"What the War Prisoner Does." Association Men 42 (October 1916): 18.
White, J. Gustav. "Prisoners-of-War at School: 'Next to Bread, We Need Books,' Say Prisoners-of-War Who Go to School, Make Toys, and Learn Trades." Association Men 43 (September 1917): 1 and 17.
____. "Working Together at Kottbus." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 48-49.
Whitehead, G. S. "Letters from Rhodes Scholars: VI." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 3 (28 January 1921): 34-35.
Williams, C. "Letters of Thanks." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 44-45.
Willis, C. J. "Letters of Thanks." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1916): 44.
Wilson, E. G. "Americans Imprisoned." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 November 1917): 45-46.
Wilson, Woodrow. "A Message from the President." Association Men 42 (June 1917): 478.
"With Russian Prisoners." The North American Student 5 (July 1917): 454.
"Without Y.M.C.A. Life Would Have Been Unendurable: Hundreds of American Prisoners Released from German Cage Make Above Assertion." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (28 December 1918): 1.
Wolferz, Louis. "Germany: For Prisoners of War." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 2 (1 June 1917): 41-42.
"Women Reach Prisoners Despite Difficulties." The Red Triangle Overseas 1 (21 December 1918): 3.
"Work for Russian and Servian Prisoners in Austria-Hungary, July 3, 1915." For the Millions of Men Now Under Arms 1 (15 September 1915): 47-48.
"The World's Alliance: A Retrospective." Red Triangle: British YMCA Monthly (London) 3:8 (October 1920): 457-59.
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