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French mutile with both arms off at the elbow writing a letter to an American Red Cross worker, asking for a new pair of arms. Picture taken at the school for professional reeducation of mutiles under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etangeres en Faveur des Victimes de la Guerre at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris

French mutiles learning to make baskets at the school for professional re-education of the mutiles under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres on Favour des Victimes de la Guerre at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris. One of these men who has had both his legs amputated is going to receive a new pair of artificial legs from the AMERICAN RED CROSS. The other man is wearing an artificial leg furnished by the AMERICAN RED CROSS

French and Senegales mutiles being treated in the infirmary at the School for the professional re-education of mutiles at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris. The school is under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres on Favour des Victimes de la Guerre. The AMERICAN RED CROSS has done diet kitchen work in this institution and has supplied some of the men with artificial limbs

Pupils of the school for the professional reeducation of mutiles under the direction of the Union des colonies Etrangeres en Faveur des Victimes de la Guerre, Avenue de Tokio, Paris. The American Red Cross does special dietitic work in this institution and also furnishes artificial limbs when they are needed

Rennes. The American Red Cross conducted a school for the re-education of French mutiles at Rennes, France. A competition was held, the men working with apparatus. They are shown here hoeing, one man with his right arm missing and the other using the apparatus in place of the left arm, lost in battle

American Red Cross - Rehabilitation - French mutile with both arms gone writes to the A.R.C., thanking them for a new pair of arms

Two refugee lads at the American Red Cross canteen at Gare de L'Est. They have borrowed two guns from American soldiers and they are showing how much they know about the manual of arms. "France is not conquered yet"

American Red Cross - Rehabilitation - Mutiles, France. Home for the re-education of mutiles. Wounded soldiers using this scythe by means of a hand apparatus

AMERICAN RED CROSS dietician preparing food for mutiles who are on special diet at the school for professional re-education of the mutiles under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres on Favour des Victimes de la Guerre at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris. In addition to the dietetic work, the AMERICAN RED CROSS furnishes artificial limbs to men in this institution

French mutile with both arms off the elbow writes a letter to an AMERICAN RED CROSS worker, asking for a new pair of arms. Picture was taken at the School for professional re-education of mutiles under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres en Favour des Victims de la Guerre at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris

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Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card.

Photographer name or source of original from caption card or negative sleeve: Hine.

Group title: Re-Education of Mutiles.

Gift; American National Red Cross 1944 and 1952.

General information about the American National Red Cross photograph collection is available at http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.anrc

Temp note: Batch 34

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01/01/1918
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