WAKEFIELD TRAINING PRISON AND CAMP: EVERYDAY LIFE IN A BRITISH PRISON, WAKEFIELD, YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND, 1944 - A view of an inmate's room at Wakefield Training Prison. The prison is built around the central hall, with each wing of the building being known as a 'house'. This is the room of a 'stroke', the leader of the men in each house. The 'stroke' was given extra privileges, such as a better furnished room. Clearly visible are the bed, several shelving units and a chair. There is also a rug on the floor, adding a bit of colour and comfort to the room

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