French prisoners from the Vosges. Mulhouse is in the province of Alsace. It was under German control before the war. The French started their war effort on August 9th, 1914 with an attack on Mulhouse in order to recapture the province lost in the Franco-Prussian War. These prisoners are not from the initial attack as evidenced by their Adrian helmets that were introduced in 1915.
Members of the Landsturm-Infanterie-Battailon from Kitzingen about to have a meal in Antwerp.
A German postcard belonging to an American referencing the British. The British occupation of Cologne started in December of 1918. They left in 1926.
Beneath the residue of a photo album page it reads "The convict on the right is Pvt. W. B. McIntyre of 416 W. 5th St. Texarkana, Texas". They are members of an Artillery unit.
