WW II POWs in America and Abroad: Astounding Facts about the Imprisonment of Military and Civilians During the War
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WW II POWs in America and Abroad: Astounding Facts about the Imprisonment of Military and Civilians During the War

by Gary Slaughter

Military History World War II History POW Memoirs
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Explore the history of World War II imprisonment through an account centered on military personnel and civilians held as prisoners of war in America and abroad. This fact-focused work provides a broad perspective on captivity during one of history’s defining conflicts.

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This book examines the imprisonment of military personnel and civilians during World War II.

Its focus includes prisoners of war held in America and abroad.

Presented as a collection of astounding facts, it offers a broad look at wartime captivity.

The subject connects military history with the experiences of civilians and imprisoned service members during the war.

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