331 Free Photos of American Red Cross

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A . . . Negro sentry guarding American Red Cross supplies in Salonica (sic), Greece. - NARA - 533592
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Turks have great respect for the dead and for this reason their cemeteries are placed in the most beautiful spot to be found Although crowded and irregular the great number of trees and LCCN2010650589
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1600 block of H Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., showing Handicraft School, at left, 1622 H Street, and American Red Cross building at right, 1624 H Street, with 17th Street corner leading to LOC hec.13522
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Ladies of the sultan's harem making a week end pilgrimage to the Sewwt (i.e., Sweet) Waters of Europe, a favorite summer retreat near Constantinople LCCN2010650585
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Exchanging news - two of the smaller members of the Greek colony which has been set up for repatriates from the Caucasus outside Salonica The boy lost one of his arms and legs in a railway LCCN2010648496
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NOYES, CLARA D., MISS LCCN2016859503
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Tent village in the shadows of the Temple of Theseus, Athens, where Greek refugees make thier (sic) homes LCCN2010650546
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NOYES, CLARA D., MISS LCCN2016859503 (cropped)
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Salonika, where the Black Sea boats meet, is a great trading center for the Near East This forest of masts is located at the pier set aside for small fishing and trading craft that ply LCCN2010650542
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These villagers of Asia Minor were driven into the mountains near their homes shortly after the Smyrna debacle For three and a half months they lived on grass, roots and similar food, LCCN2010650536
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During the spring months, the ARC anticipating the danger of typhus and other contagious diseases, kept prepared several tents for the purpose of isolating any case that might be found This LCCN2010650521
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The bread boy - at the camp at Salonica for Greeks who have been brought back from the Caucasus for the purpose of colonizing their country's rewon province of Thrace They have been delayed LCCN2010648497
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Post war soldier wearing white cross belt, oval US buckel, double breasted coat, epaulets, shako red, white and blue pompom, holding 45-70 rifle with fixed bayonet, wearing gloves, painted LCCN2010650829
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These villagers of Asia Minor were driven into the mountains near their homes shortly after the Smyrna debacle For three and a half months they lived on grass, roots and similar food, LCCN2010650537
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In the confusion that followed the debacle at Smyrna, many aged people were separated from their families Pathetic scenes were witnessed everywhere.... One of the first acts of the ARC was LCCN2010650545
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The ARC by dint of sheer persistence, succeeded in establishing feeding, medical and sanitary centers in the heart of the mountains, where many refugees had wondered (i.e. wandered) Even the LCCN2010650510
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Herter - In the name of mercy give
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Burma's Gift to U.S. Flood Areas - NARA - 5729922
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The only chiropedist in Salonica has his shop on the street corner He is a Greek but as will be noticed by the sign he understands a number of languages including Turkish and Yiddish. LCCN2010648486
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Five thousand refugees have received soup daily at Chios since January Besides the bread given these people, the soup constituted their only food. Thousands owe their lives to this LCCN2010650522
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A section of barber's row Enterprising refugees among the hundreds of thousands of Greeks and Armenians who fled from Asia Minor to Greece have set up stools, boxes, chairs and everything LCCN2010650525
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Assyrian Christians driven from homes in North Persia Driven from their homes in North Persia, the unfortunates are seen waiting beside a railroad on a Mesopotamia desert for a (... ) train LCCN2017658713 (restored)
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Refugee child getting her hair washed at Camp Kalamaria, Salonica, where ARC feeds 11,000 After a public hair cutting, occasionally ordered by ARC nurse in the interests of cleanliness, LCCN2010650527
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Cleanliness is part of Godliness with the Turk No matter how black his sins no good Moslem would think of entering the mosque for prayer without having made his ablutions. Outside each place LCCN2010650590
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People who desire a rest in the parks of Constantinople can always obtain chairs for ten cents Posters go about with a dozen chairs tied to their backs and are always willing to dispose of LCCN2010650566
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Water five cents a glass ... normal water supply of Constantinople is impure and water from deep cisterns is sold at five cents a glass. All except the very poor are glad to pay that for LCCN2010650569
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Turk and Russian, Greek and Jew are represented in this group of half a dozen little street gamins Two of them are the proud possessors of tops and pieces of string to spin them with. LCCN2010650581
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Lemonade and water peddlers in Constantinople do a thriving business Pure water is hard to obtain and few people care to risk the hydrand (i.e. hydrant) water which is filled with all sorts LCCN2010650588
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Turk and Russian, Greek and Jew are represented in this group of half a dozen little street gamins Two of them are the proud possessors of tops and pieces of string to spin them with. LCCN2010650581 (cropped)
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Teheran, Iran. Polish woman and her grandchildren shown in an American Red Cross evacuation camp as they await evacuation to new homes
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A Christmas street fiddler, Belgrade. Serbia (Yugoslavia), December 1918. American Red Cross., 1917 - 1919 - NARA - 533739
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