Find information on the Internet that discusses prison camps during WWI. Describe the conditions of the camps. Use freighting, telescoping, and splitting the second strategies so that you "show," not "tell."
between and those records which do exist are widely scattered, mainly un-indexed, incomplete, and
often difficult to access.
~ The War Office "lists", though published weekly, were in fact compiled on a daily basis and
consist of whole series of sub-lists under headings such as "wounded", "wounded and missing",
"missing", "missing believed killed", "died of wounds", "killed", - these sub-headings meandering into
such complicated areas as "previously reported wounded and missing, now reported wounded and not
missing" etc., etc., etc.
~ Despite inducements and threats less than sixty out of over two-thousand men in the camp
could be persuaded to join this "rebel" unit. It is not unusual to find reference to Casement's activities
amongst the repatriated PoW interrogation reports.