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RMD95KYR–Boer War: Boer forces under General Dewet surprising encampment of British soldiers at Tweefontein, 25 December 1901. 368 British killed, wounded or taken prisoner and their guns, munitions and provisions seized by the Boers. From 'Le Petit Journal' Paris, 19 January 1902.
RMHTMHWA–Boer War: Boer forces under General Dewet surprising encampment of British soldiers at Tweefontein, 25 December 1901. 368 British killed, wounded or taken prisoner and their guns, munitions and provisions seized by the Boers. From 'Le Petit Journal' Paris 19 January 1902
RMW57DDP–Haughty Prussians with machine guns captured by Old Contemptibles in our advance at Pozieres, prisoner of war (after the battle), private soldier, Realistic Travels (mentioned on object), Pas-de-Calais, 1916 - 1918, cardboard, photographic paper, gelatin silver print, h 85 mm × w 170 mm
RM2M9A3MX–Donald Bellew won his VC near here. Born in Bombay in 1882 he was educated at Blundells and Sandhurst and enlisted in the British Columbia Regiment when war broke out. With his sergeant he held a position with two machine guns but, when the sergeant was killed and he ran out of ammunition, he was taken prisoner - but not before he had smashed the guns. He remained a prisoner until 1919 and died on 1 February 1961. His VC, which was in the Royal Canadian Military Institute, was stolen in the 1970s.
RMPGTDK4–Silhouette of man holding gun looking through bars: concept image for gun crime, illegal arms/weapons, gang crime, guns in prison...
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RMDDYDF3–German prisoners cleaning captured guns and trench mortars, France, World War I, 1916. Artist: Unknown
RM2D8W0FE–An old wartime scrapbook photograph showing guards at Gustrow prisoner of war camp in 1918. The camp cemetery is located on the main road to Glasewitz.
RMP7R09G–Fragata D. Fernando II e Gloria ship interior with chained prisoner sailor on gun deck, 50 guns frigate of the Portuguese Navy in Cacilhas, Almada, Po
RM2TA3PX6–During Operation HASTENGS in 1966, a captured Viet Cong was provided water by Staff Sergeant Tong and Corporal Peter J. Buzzanell. SSgt. Tong, an interpreter with the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, interrogated the prisoner and learned that nearby Viet Cong units possessed weapons including 60mm mortars and 50 caliber mobile guns. As the questioning took place, the group was fired upon by these exact weapons. This photograph was taken by LCpl. Finnell and is part of the Defense Department's records.
RMWTD344–Baatle for Egypt. WWII period. The incoming Italian army will soon be taken prisoner. Miiliers of soldiers, lost in the desert, surrender to the Briti
RMBGY4GB–A blindfolded Afghan man at a Russian army base in Pyandsh, Tajikistan after being caught smuggling guns into Tajikistan
RMW7CRE9–Leander Starr Jameson taken prisoner after the failure of the Jameson Raid, South Africa, 1896. Artist: Unknown
RME13Y4A–Mar. 27, 2012 - Get away from it all - if you dare; If you're tired of holidays where you can at away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Coldits - style prisoner of war billated in freezing cold huts (no fires allowed) fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck, hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RM2E9FE1D–Robinson and the crew members take the mutineers prisoner, Robinson Crusoe, adopted by J. Lohmeyer, watercolors by Carl Marr, Leipzig about 1890
RFP2E8G2–In Ushuaia, you can visit the 'Galería Temtica', a museum with wax figures. From the outside, you see a lifelike prisoner who tries to escape.
RMMY4GRA–. This Confederate First National pattern flag represented 'Hart's Battery,' also known as the 'Dallas Artillery' which was organized at Dallas, Arkansas (Polk County), in August, 1861. Hart's Battery fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, where it lost its guns and its flag. The battery was first disbanded on a charge of dishonorable conduct in the face of he enemy, but was later cleared and was allowed to reorganize in time to be captured again at the Battle of Arkansas Post on January 10, 1863. After the battery members were returned in a prisoner-of-war exchange, the unit was reorganized and r
RM2E243H8–Baatle for Egypt. WWII period. The incoming Italian army will soon be taken prisoner. Miiliers of soldiers, lost in the desert, surrender to the Briti
RM2X0PB8M–HOME GUARD MAN ROCKET PROJECTORS (A.A. GUNS) - During the exercise Home Guard went through an assault course. To add realism 'enemy' attacked the defending Home Guard, but were overpowered and taken prisoner. Photographic negative , British Army
RFHMBB74–Japanese prisoners of war are bathed, clipped, 'deloused,' and issued GI clothing as soon as they are taken aboard the USS NEW JERSEY. Prisoner bathing. December 1944. Lt. Comdr. Charles Fenno Jacobs. (Navy) Exact Date Shot Unknown NARA FILE #: 080-G-469956 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 1305
RM2HHJJ3B–Proud of his war trophy. The Belgian soldiers are devoted to the dogs who are employed to pull machine guns and the man who owns this animal is no exception to the rule. He therefore seized the opportunity of decorating his faithful friend with a cap of a German soldier when he made the man prisoner in the neighbourhood of Antwerp. September 1914
RM2RC215X–Image shows German prisoners of war and machine guns that were captured by the 26th and 28th Infantry divisions of the 1st Division in Lahayville, France. The photograph was taken on September 12, 1918 and cleared by the AEF censor. It is cataloged as photograph 224749 in the collection.
RMCWCB1B–Viet Cong prisoner of war. US Marines interrogate a prison during an search and destroy mission code named Operation Badger
RM2WRH48M–Russian Rapid firers taken by Germans, between c1914 and c1915. Russian machine guns captured by German forces during World War I.
RF2RBDXTT–Criminal characters. Prisoners and different offenders. Arrested hooligans. Robbers and scammers. Gangsters with guns. Bandits stealing money
RMP56R5X–Vitebsk. Republic of Belarus-23.06.2018:Reconstruction of the events of the Second world war. A detachment of Soviet soldiers takes prisoner a group o
RM2ATK0M7–Description: A Minenwerfer captured from the Germans to Metzeral (Alsace Munster). - In Alsace captured Germans income walk by a street to St. Dié (Lorraine) and escorted by French dragoons. Annotation: French postcard with Dutch text and two photos. Date: {1914-1918} Location: Alsace, France, Saint Die Keywords: WWI, fronts, guns, prisoner of war, soldiers
RMAC5H21–Iraq basra 2005 The Iraqi National police wave there guns while transporting their blindfolded prisoner thru the streets of Ba
RME13Y4B–Mar. 27, 2012 - Get away from it all - if you dare; If you're tired of holidays where you can at away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Coldits - style prisoner of war billated in freezing cold huts (no fires allowed) fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck, hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RME13C65–Feb. 29, 2012 - Get Away From It All - If You Dare: If you're tired of holidays where you can get away from it all here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz-style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (no firms allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck hosed down in the middle of the night and be seared and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RMMMJT97–. This Confederate First National pattern flag represented 'Hart's Battery,' also known as the 'Dallas Artillery' which was organized at Dallas, Arkansas (Polk County), in August, 1861. Hart's Battery fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, where it lost its guns and its flag. The battery was first disbanded on a charge of dishonorable conduct in the face of he enemy, but was later cleared and was allowed to reorganize in time to be captured again at the Battle of Arkansas Post on January 10, 1863. After the battery members were returned in a prisoner-of-war exchange, the unit was reorganized and r
RFP2E8FY–The white facade of the history museum 'Galería Temática' is very attractive with real life figures related to the early settlements.
RM2WBYCM2–Haughty Prussians with machine-guns captured by 'Old Contemptibles' in our advance at Pozieres, Realistic Travels, 1916 - 1918 stereograph Pas-de-Calais cardboard. photographic support gelatin silver print prisoner of war (after the battle). private soldier
RM2X0PJ4A–HOME GUARD MAN ROCKET PROJECTORS (A.A. GUNS) - During the exercise Home Guard went through an assault course. To add realism 'enemy' attacked the defending Home Guard, but were overpowered and taken prisoner. Photographic negative , British Army
RM2HHJDBF–Proud of his war trophy. The Belgian soldiers are devoted to the dogs who are employed to pull machine guns and the man who owns this animal is no exception to the rule. He therefore seized the opportunity of decorating his faithful friend with a cap of a German soldier when he made the man prisoner in the neighbourhood of Antwerp. September 1914
RM2HXKXM8–German prisoner cleaning captured guns and trench mortars. Querrieu, France. July 1916. Collection of World War I Photographs, 1914-1918 that depict the military activities of British and other nation's armed forces and personnel during World War I.
RMDD72MG–World War 1. Captured near Lubin, Russian prisoners pull their captured machine guns under German guard. They will be sent to a
RM2WRH3EG–German prisoners with machine guns & wounded, 21 Aug 1918. German prisoners bringing in wounded soldiers and captured machine guns during the third Battle of the Albert, near Courcelles, France, August 21, 1918 during World War I.
RM2M8GM40–Members of a U.S. Navy Sea-Air-Land (SEAL) team secure a prisoner during a public demonstration. The SEALs are armed with 9mm MP5 sub-machine guns. Base: Coronado State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)
RMP56PKN–Vitebsk. Republic of Belarus-23.06.2018:Reconstruction of the events of the Second world war. A detachment of Soviet soldiers takes prisoner a group o
![The war scenes with the British forces in the Egyptian sphere of operations Description: Scene in a cave where rifles, munition and prisoners were captured by the R. N. [Royal Navy] armored cars. Annotation: The British forces in Egypt. Scene in a cave where guns, ammunition and were captured prisoner of war were made by the [crew] armored vehicles of the Navy. Date: {1914-1918} Location: Egypt Keywords: WWI, caves, prisoner of war, armored vehicles, conquests Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2ATJKT9/the-war-scenes-with-the-british-forces-in-the-egyptian-sphere-of-operations-description-scene-in-a-cave-where-rifles-munition-and-prisoners-were-captured-by-the-r-n-royal-navy-armored-cars-annotation-the-british-forces-in-egypt-scene-in-a-cave-where-guns-ammunition-and-were-captured-prisoner-of-war-were-made-by-the-crew-armored-vehicles-of-the-navy-date-1914-1918-location-egypt-keywords-wwi-caves-prisoner-of-war-armored-vehicles-conquests-2ATJKT9.jpg "The war scenes with the British forces in the Egyptian sphere of operations Description: Scene in a cave where rifles, munition and prisoners were captured by the R. N. [Royal Navy] armored cars. Annotation: The British forces in Egypt. Scene in a cave where guns, ammunition and were captured prisoner of war were made by the [crew] armored vehicles of the Navy. Date: {1914-1918} Location: Egypt Keywords: WWI, caves, prisoner of war, armored vehicles, conquests Stock Photo")
RM2ATJKT9–The war scenes with the British forces in the Egyptian sphere of operations Description: Scene in a cave where rifles, munition and prisoners were captured by the R. N. [Royal Navy] armored cars. Annotation: The British forces in Egypt. Scene in a cave where guns, ammunition and were captured prisoner of war were made by the [crew] armored vehicles of the Navy. Date: {1914-1918} Location: Egypt Keywords: WWI, caves, prisoner of war, armored vehicles, conquests
RM2CWBGHM–Corps des Douaniers', Siege of Paris' Franco-Prussian war, 1870-1871. A French soldier with a captured German. After the disastrous defeat of the French at Sedan and the capture of Napoleon III, the Prussians surrounded Paris on 9 September 1870. The city held out despite famine, disease and cold until a bombardment with heavy siege guns led to its surrender on 28 January 1871. Print from a series titled Souvenirs du Siege de Paris. From a private collection.
RMAC5H1A–Iraq basra 2005 The Iraqi National police wave there guns while transporting their blindfolded prisoner thru the streets of ce
RM2T1DJJ4–Searching Neapolitan prisoners at St. Angelo - from a sketch by our special artist, Frank Vizetelly, 1860. War in Italy. 'A party of prisoners taken by Bixio's division in the engagement of the 1st October were recognised as belonging to the Neapolitan troops who some days previously had committed all kinds of atrocities at Cajazzo, which place was sacked. Bixio gave orders to have them searched, and that all those who had plunder on them should be shot. From some were taken earrings with flesh still hanging to them; others had ornaments taken from the altar of the church; and several were swa
RF2B9BK7F–Haughty Prussians with machine guns captured by Old Contemptibles in our advance at Pozieres, prisoner of war (after the battle), private soldier, Realistic Travels (mentioned on object), Pas-de-Calais, 1916 - 1918, cardboard, photographic paper, gelatin silver print, h 85 mm × w 170 mm, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.
RME13C66–Feb. 29, 2012 - Get Away From It All - If You Dare: If you're tired of holidays where you can get away from it all here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz-style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (no firms allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck hosed down in the middle of the night and be seared and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RMMW261F–. This Confederate First National pattern flag represented 'Hart's Battery,' also known as the 'Dallas Artillery' which was organized at Dallas, Arkansas (Polk County), in August, 1861. Hart's Battery fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, where it lost its guns and its flag. The battery was first disbanded on a charge of dishonorable conduct in the face of he enemy, but was later cleared and was allowed to reorganize in time to be captured again at the Battle of Arkansas Post on January 10, 1863. After the battery members were returned in a prisoner-of-war exchange, the unit was reorganized and r
RME12N42–Feb. 24, 2012 - Get away form it all - if you dare: If you're tired of holidays where you can get away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz-style prisoner of Warbillted in freezing cold huts (no fires allowed), fed on thin n soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck, hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RMCDD0HP–Jan. 1, 2011 - New York, New York, U.S. - K37469RM.THE PREMIERE OF .'HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN'..RADIO New York MUSIC HALL, NEW YORK New York..05/23/2004. / 2004..DUFF MCKEEGAN.(GUNS AND ROSES)(Credit Image: © Rick Mackler/Globe Photos/ZUMAPRESS.com)
RMFBB281–1968 - Get away from it if you dare; If you're tired of holidays where you can at away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - If you dar! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (mo firms allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guard s complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers Instead of friendly redcoats they'll be nice chaps from the Battle Re-enactment Association with a nice line
RM2X1MM3Y–INVASION AND SURRENDER OF PANTELLARIA - 25-Pounder guns passing through the streets to the prisoner compounds, British Army
RMCP4BYG–Viet Cong prisoner of war. US Marines interrogate a prison during an search and destroy mission code named Operation Badger
RMCWCC6J–Vietnam War. A Viet Cong prisoner captured during Operation Double Eagle, 20 miles south of Quang Ngai, Vietnam is brought into
RMPDWBDE–A sign on the rear gate to the Bathurst Court House in New South Wales, Australia warning of prohibited items and that people or cars may be searched
RMP56PKW–Vitebsk. Republic of Belarus-23.06.2018:Reconstruction of the events of the Second world war. A detachment of Soviet soldiers takes prisoner a group o
RMC8WB1D–Rebels with a captured Gaddafi loyalist prisoner in the first day of the liberation of Tripoli
RFHM85W6–A German prisoner captured by the 16th Infantry Regiment, near Weywertz, Belgium, January 15, 1945. Sgt. Bill Augustine. (Army) NARA FILE #: 111-SC-341504 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 1289
RM2RCKR7F–German officers resting their men after a march from the front. The photo was taken near Cuisy, Montzeville, Meuse, France by Pvt. J.E. Gibbon of the Signal Corps. The German officers were captured by the 39th and 47th Infantry of the 4th Division. The date of the photograph is unknown.
RM2WRGY29–The War in Schleswig: Danish prisoners on the road to Rendsburg after the Battle of Over-Selk - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. 'No exact account can be given of the Danish loss. Many dead and wounded were left upon the field, about 100 prisoners were brought in, and a gun was captured in the advance by the 18th Jager battalion...The country between Breckendorf and Over-Selk was of the bleakest and most inhospitable description...Hedges there were none, as the Danes had cut down what few there existed previously to their retreat. The villages and farmhouses are few in number and at
RM2WG14Y6–A Hard Labor Convict Attempts to Escape from the Work Site, 1891. One of 74 views taken in July 1891 and contained in the albumTipy i vidy Nerchinskoi katorgi (Views and inhabitants of Nerchinsk hard labor camps). The Nerchinskkatorgawas part of the katorga (forced labor) system of imperial Russia, located in the province of Transbaikalia (present-day Zabaykal'skiy Kray), near the Russian border with China. The katorga was administered by the Ministry of Interior and included prisons at Akatuy, Kara, Aleksandrovsk, Nerchinskii Zavod, and Zerentuy, all of which are depicted in the album. Nation
RMEJ5YCB–Wrecking an armoured train - After Ladysmith was invested by the Boers, several attempts were made to communicate with General Sir George White. This scene represents the thrilling incident when an armoured train attempting to run from Colenso to Ladysmith was attacked by the Boers. Second Boer War, 1898
RMMWWC24–. This Confederate First National pattern flag represented 'Hart's Battery,' also known as the 'Dallas Artillery' which was organized at Dallas, Arkansas (Polk County), in August, 1861. Hart's Battery fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, where it lost its guns and its flag. The battery was first disbanded on a charge of dishonorable conduct in the face of he enemy, but was later cleared and was allowed to reorganize in time to be captured again at the Battle of Arkansas Post on January 10, 1863. After the battery members were returned in a prisoner-of-war exchange, the unit was reorganized and r
RME12N43–Feb. 24, 2012 - Get away form it all - if you dare: If you're tired of holidays where you can get away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz-style prisoner of Warbillted in freezing cold huts (no fires allowed), fed on thin n soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck, hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers
RMCDD0HN–Jan. 1, 2011 - New York, New York, U.S. - K37469RM.THE PREMIERE OF .'HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN'..RADIO New York MUSIC HALL, NEW YORK New York..05/23/2004. / 2004..DUFF MCKEEGAN.(GUNS AND ROSES)(Credit Image: © Rick Mackler/Globe Photos/ZUMAPRESS.com)
RME13Y48–Mar. 27, 2012 - Get away from it if you dare; If you're tired of holidays where you can at away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - If you dar! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (mo firms allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guard s complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers Instead of friendly redcoats they'll be nice chaps from the Battle Re-enactment Association with a
RMFBB27E–1968 - Get away from it if you dare; If you're tired of holidays where you can at away from it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - If you dar! For 30 you can spend a weekend as a Colditz style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (mo firms allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guard s complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers Instead of friendly redcoats they'll be nice chaps from the Battle Re-enactment Association with a nice line
RME12N40–Feb. 24, 2012 - Get away from it all - if you dare: If you're tired of holidays where you can get away form it all, here's one which you can try to escape from - if you dare. For 0 you can spend a weekend as a Coditz style prisoner of war billeted in freezing cold huts (no fires allowed), fed on thin soup and stale bread, driven about in the back of a cattle truck, hosed down in the middle of the night and be searched and interrogated by camp guards complete with German uniforms, guns and watchtowers, instead of friendly redcoats they'll be nice chaps from the Battle Re-enactment Association
RMEB1G7T–A contemporary German colorized propaganda photo shows Russian POWs with their machine guns being accompanied by German soldiers after the battle of Gorlice-Tarnow in Galicia (Poland) in May 1915. Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE
RME0KPHY–Political prisoners cheer madly as they hear guns of the 42nd Rainbow Division as they approach Dachau
RME7PE3J–Glasgow, UK. 22nd Sep, 2014. Specialist Firearms officers from the Tactical Firearms Unit attend a siege in Boyd Street in Govanhill, Glasgow, in relation to a former prisoner Jonathan Kelly, 33, from the Drumchapel area of the city who went missing after breaching his bail conditions. September 22, 2014 Credit: Sam Kovak/Alamy Live News
RMCP4D3W–Vietnam War. A Viet Cong prisoner captured during Operation Double Eagle, 20 miles south of Quang Ngai, Vietnam is brought into
RM2R0C0AM–Palestinians inspect a site following Israeli airstrikes in the central Gaza Strip. The Israeli army launched heavy air strikes and exchanged fire with Gaza militants following the death of a Palestinian prisoner in Israeli custody who is on hunger strike. Gaza City. Palestine.
RMP56PN9–Vitebsk. Republic of Belarus-23.06.2018:Reconstruction of the events of the Second world war. A detachment of Soviet soldiers takes prisoner a group o
RM2AG2YDR–. The Rough and ready annual;. fire andresistless progress of our own, yet his artillery was stillin position to check our advance—several pieces occupy-ing the pass across the ravine, which he had chosen forhis position. Perceiving that no decisive advantagecould be gained until this artillery was silenced, I orderedCaptain May to charge the batteries with his squadronof dragoons. This was gallantly and effectually exe-cuted ; the enemy was driven from his guns, and GeneralLa Vega, who remained alone at one of the batteries,was taken prisoner. The squadron, which suffered muchin this charge,
RFHM85PG–Female members of the Wehrmacht are among the inmates of the Third U.S. Army prisoner of war enclosure at Regansburg, Germany. May 8, 1945. T5c. R. Grant. (Army) NARA FILE #: 111-SC-206078 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 1292
RM2RRJCBJ–American Sketches: Prison Life on Blackwell's Island - No. 1. returning from work, 1876. 'In the penitentiary...where the sketch was taken by our correspondent, the late M. Regamey, about 600 males and females are usually confined at one time. The men are kept at work in quarrying and cutting stone, building a seawall for the harbour, making roads, and gardening; but some of them work at their own skilled trades. Our Illustration shows the slavish appearance of a gang of these fellows under the eye of their armed keeper, as they come back from the daily task of hard labour...In the city of New
RM2WG102K–Work of Hard Labor Convicts, 1890. The photographs were taken on Sakhalin Island during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and provide rare glimpses of the island's settlements, prisons, and inhabitants. Sakhalin Island was used by imperial Russia as a penal colony and place of exile for criminals and political prisoners. The collection depicts public life and institutions in the town of Aleksandrovsk Post, convicts working under harsh conditions or in chains, and political prisoners. The photographs also show the daily life both of the Nivkh people, indigenous to the northern part of the
RMW7DXR4–Osceola, prisoner of war from the Florida War, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, 1841.Artist: Myers and Co
RMP5BANP–N/A. This Confederate First National pattern flag represented 'Hart's Battery,' also known as the 'Dallas Artillery' which was organized at Dallas, Arkansas (Polk County), in August, 1861. Hart's Battery fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, where it lost its guns and its flag. The battery was first disbanded on a charge of dishonorable conduct in the face of he enemy, but was later cleared and was allowed to reorganize in time to be captured again at the Battle of Arkansas Post on January 10, 1863. After the battery members were returned in a prisoner-of-war exchange, the unit was reorganized an
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