delousing station

It was a delousing station through which all new prisoners had to pass.

Rodriguez had found out about delousing stations during the Great War, too.

Yet he gives each one a history so that you'll have to pay attention to these individual molecules of liquid flowing through the delousing station.

Once inside the perimeter, Armstrong followed signs to a bank of showers and then to a delousing station.

It is believed that there was a delousing station here during the Great Famine.

Just as a guess, I'd say you'd want to call it a delousing station or a bath-house or something like that.

Parade for delousingl Truck by truck we were taken to a delousing station.

"It will be like a plague out of the Bible if we do not get more of the delousing stations set up.

Billy went from total dark to total light, found himself back in the war, back in the delousing station again.

Purgatory was guarded by stern-looking military policemen, and bore the banner, delousing station.

The train passed through Linz in Austria, where passengers disembarked and were sent to a military delousing station for medical inspections and showers.

Delousing stations were established for troops on the Western front but the disease ravaged the armies of the Eastern front, with over 150,000 dying in Serbia alone.

When released after a treaty between the Viet Minh and France, Raspeguy leads his men in demolishing a delousing station that they see as a humiliation.