Excerpt from International Law and the World War, Vol. 2

§ 331. The Magnitude of the Problem of Caring for Prisoners during the Recent War. The task of caring for the large number of prisoners taken by some of the belligerents during the late war, especially by Germany, exceeded in difficulty and magnitude that of any previous war.

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