World War I German copy news photographs,1914-15(?)

World War I German copy news photographs, 1914-15(?)
Title: World War I German copy news photographs, 1914-15(?)
Related Names:
International Press Exchange.
Date Created/Published: 1914-1915(?)
Summary: Pictures show scenes related to World War I. Includes views of officers; soldiers; trenches; war damage; sports activities of troops; men examining pork with microscopes; Russian guns captured by Germans; a troop train in the Carpathians; submarines; musicians; wounded soldiers. Includes views of Prince Leopold of Bavaria entering Warsaw and German prisoners working in Dahomey.
Notes:
Apparently photographs were made from captured German material.
Some typewritten captions in English on paper attached to photographs. Many are numbered.
Photographs have ink stamps on back: 'Copyright by International Press Exchange, New York'.
Guide to the Special Collections of Prints & Photographs in the Library of Congress / compiled by Paul Vanderbilt. Washington, D.C. : 1955, no. 374
Copyright deposit; International Press Exchange, 1915.
Subjects:
World War, 1914-1918--Campaigns & battles--German.
Soldiers--German--1910-1920.
Submarines--German--1910-1920.
Photographic prints--1910-1920.
Bookmark /2005678855/
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