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POWs

Tracy Strong
of the YMCA

• The American Magazine, 1943 •



Seen on the right is the image of Tracy Strong (1887 – 1968), who, as Director of the YMCA War Prisoners Aid Committee, was given permission to enter every combatant nation in order to see to the health and welfare of all POWs. Much of his work involved procuring books, sporting equipment and musical instruments to the incarcerated.


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Mr Tracy Strong WW2 POW aid committeeprisoner of war representative tracy strongYMCA efforts to help WW2 prisoners of war

Tracy Strong[br] of the YMCA

Mr Tracy Strong WW2 POW aid committeeprisoner of war representative tracy strongYMCA efforts to help WW2 prisoners of war
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