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The British Interned in Switzerland

By Henry Philip Picot

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the turmoil of World War I, discover a story of international cooperation and resilience as British prisoners find refuge in Switzerland, supported by a nation determined to maintain its neutrality.

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2017-12-06
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"The British Interned in Switzerland" by Henry Philip Picot is a historical narrative focusing on British prisoners of war in Switzerland during World War I. Written by an officer directly involved with the interned soldiers, the book explores the negotiations and the living conditions of these prisoners, highlighting the role of the Swiss government and the generosity of the Swiss people. The story begins with Picot's arrival in Switzerland just before the war and sets the scene for the subsequent arrival of British soldiers. The narrative explores the swift and cooperative efforts to accommodate them amidst the chaos, addressing broader themes of wartime diplomacy and humanitarian aid.

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