Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons - Wesel, Sennelager, Klingelputz, Ruhleben by Frederick Arthur Ambrose Talbot
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The Aftermath of the "Bloody Night" 226
Facsimile of the Pass issued by the German authorities to the Author on his leaving Sennelager for Cöln-on-Rhein 238 PRISON ONE--WESEL CHAPTER I ARRESTED AS A SPY "_Start August First. Book tickets immediately._" Such were the instructions I received at Brighton early in July, 1914, from Prince ----. A few days previously I had spent considerable time with this scion of the Russian nobility discussing the final arrangements concerning my departure to his palace in Russia, where I was to devote two months to a special matter in which he was deeply interested, and which involved the use of special and elaborate photographic apparatus, microscopes, optical lantern and other accessories. I may mention that the mission in question was purely of scientific import. |
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