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The hat on the left is a North Vietnamese Army (NVA) Pith helmet. Worn by prison guards at the Hoa Lo Prison known as the Hanoi Hilton by American military prisoners during the Vietnam War. The one on the left is Russian headgear worn by the Russian Army and also by Russian prison guards in the Gulag prison system.

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British Red Cross Catalogue Number 1253/21 

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These shoes were made out of scraps of material Daphne Davidson found for her daughter Jennefer, born in Changi Jail in 1942. James Davidson was also in the jail, but the family was split up as women and children were separated from men. 2800 civilians were housed in Changi Jail, which was built to house 600 prisoners, and conditions were extremely harsh. Only a limited number of parcels sent by the Red Cross were received by internees there, and malnutrition and malaria were rife.

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From Boldness Be My Friend by Richard Pape. Unfortunately no images available.

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Stunning WWI-era carving features man and woman wearing expensive clothing

Experts say several different carving techniques were used to create the scene

It's thought the couple in the scene represents the soldier and his sweetheart

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This is an image taken from the Book Boldness Be My Friend by Richard Pape an RAF Bomb aimer who was shot down in 1941 and imprisoned in Stalag Luft VI. Richard Pape a former newspaper journalist on the Yorkshire Post created this camp newsbook both as a past time and to keep up the morale of his fellow prisoners a significant number of whom were fellow Yorkshiremen hence the White Rose Club.

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Clever POW made a radio, and hid it in his canteen! Most likely from WWII, as this U.S. -style canteen did not come into service until after the First World War