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Montenegrin prisoners - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

Montenegrin prisoners - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

Photograph shows Montenegrin prisoners of war at Somoya near Pozsonyi, Hungary during World War I. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2012 and similar image in LOT 9937)

Montenegrin guards at the Pera Palace Hotel in Constantinople Mr. Carpenter returning from the Selamlik invites an old Turk to ride. He says "All praise to Allah never in my life."

Montenegrin guards at the Pera Palace Hotel in Constantinople Mr. Carp...

Photographs show Montenegrin guards and others at the door of the Pera Palace Hotel and Frank Carpenter in an automobile, offering a ride to an elderly Turkish man, Istanbul, Turkey. Negative series code stamp... More

The Miracle Man. Dr. Joseph F. Jaros of Chicago, dressing the wounds of a Montenegrin at the American Red Cross hospital at Nicsic. This young American physician, who has a war record in France and Belgium, has performed miracles in the eyes of the poor Montenegrins in saving hundreds of people afflicted with wounds and disease. The patient in this picture was stabbed in a feud and spent a week trying to cure himself with a rabbit skin and cobwebs. Finally he stumbled into the Red Cross hospital almost dead

The Miracle Man. Dr. Joseph F. Jaros of Chicago, dressing the wounds o...

Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card. Photographer name or source of original from caption card or negative sleeve: ARC Paris Office. Group title: Montenegro. On caption card: (12783) Used in: T.T.... More