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Every home has its own disinfecting plant, Lescowatz, Serbia

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Date Created
  • 1918 to 1919
Summary
  • A woman sits on the ground with a young girl standing behind her. Another child places his head in her lap so the woman can inspect for lice
Description
  • Caption on verso: "Lescowatz. Every refugee home has its own disinsecting 'plant'"
  • Photographer assigned negative number: x166
Provenance
  • The Hine photos form part of the second collection purchased from Floyd and Marion Rinhart, who bought the set from Paul Couper. He acquired them from Ada C. Booth, widow of Capt. L.R. Booth, a member of the Allied Red Cross delegation in Europe.
Item Identifier
  • SPEC.RARE.FMR.II.6.1.50
Collection Identifier
  • SPEC.RIN.II
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Source
  • Digitized from SPEC.RARE.FMR.II.6.1.50, Rinhart Collection II (b2396760), SPEC.RIN.II, Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Ohio State University
Extent
  • Image: 12.2 x 9.4 cm
  • Print: 12.65 x 9.85 cm
Medium
  • silver gelatin print
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Published In
  • Kaplan D. Hine L. W. & Abbeville Press. (1988). Lewis Hine in Europe : The Lost Photographs. Abbeville Press.
  • Folks H. (1920). The Human Costs of the War. Harper & Brothers.
Rights Statement
Rights Note
  • The Ohio State University Libraries believes this object is in the Public Domain in the United States; users are responsible for making a final determination of copyright status.
Credit line: Rinhart Collection II, The Ohio State University, Rare Books and Manuscripts Library

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