Prisoners of war and their captors in World War II

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Prisoners of war and their captors in World War II

[edited by] Bob Moore and Kent Fedorowich

Berg, 1996

  • pbk.

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents of Works

  • Prisoners of war in the Second World War: an overview / Bob Moore and Kent Fedorowich
  • Axis prisoners in Britain during the Second World War: a comparative survey / Bob Moore
  • 'Blind bureaucracy': the British government and POWs in German captivity, 1939-45 / David Rolf
  • The trouble with allies: Canada and the negotiation of prisoner of war exchanges / Jonathan F. Vance
  • Captives of their countrymen: Free French and Vichy French POWs in Africa and the Middle East, 1940-3 / Martin Thomas
  • Propaganda and political warfare: the Foreign Office, Italian POWs and the Free Italy Movement, 1940-3 / Kent Fedorowich
  • Human vivisection: the intoxication of limitless power in wartime / Charles G. Roland
  • Africans and African Americans in enemy hands / David Killingray
  • Italian prisoners of war in Great Britain, 1943-6 / Lucio Sponza
  • Captors and captives on the Burma-Thailand Railway / Sibylla Jane Flower
  • From consideration to contempt: the changing nature of Japanese military and popular perceptions of prisoners of war through the ages / Ikuhiko Hata
  • Protecting prisoners of war, 1939-95 / Joan Beaumont

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