Quaker Relief in Europe, 1914-1922

English and American Quakers were engaged in relief and reconstruction work in Europe during and following World War I involving civilians in Russia, Serbia, Austria, and Poland. In 1919 Friends extended their efforts to include a program of child-feeding in Germany. This collection of almost 1000 glass lantern slides assembled by the AFSC shows the damage caused by war, rebuilding efforts, hospitals and orphanages, and other projects.

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Town soup kitchen feeding. Strong
A hunger case.
Communication bridge over battle-field. Poland. Oct. 1922.
Anna, aged 3 - an orphan who earns her living herding pigs. S.O.F. clothing
Kitchen of Feeding Centre.
[Poor Family's Hut]
Travelling on the Russian Steppes.
The Mobile Column ready to go up into the Carpathians. p. 2: 4
Street in the 'Old Town' Warsaw.
Outdoor playground for Babies.
Transport in Poland. Holme.
Temporary shelter.
A deep underground home inhabited for two years.
S.o.F. received these children that in Russia [illegible] in Poland. They are orphans.
Church destroyed during war - Wilno[?] district.
Not much left but courage + hope. Holme. / Not much left but courage - hope - and life.
Hoping for American clothes.
Shelter for widow & children
A widow who needed the help of the Mission
Two days toll of Famine. Buzuluk - 'House of death'

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