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Since international law forbids the employment of prisoners of war in war work, German prisoners at Camp Carson are relieving the manpower shortage in the quartermaster laundry.
This type of work is classified as "not directly connected with the war effort," and volunteers are paid 80 cents per day. Here, a group of the volunteer workers sing as they march to the camp laundry. (Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

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