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Prisoners Of Nazis : Accounts By American POWs In World War II

  • Prisoners Of Nazis : Accounts By American POWs In World  War II
  • Attribution

    edited by Harry Spiller
  • Publication Details

    Book, McFarland, 1998
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  D805.G3 P6985 1998  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    The Nazis called them Kriegsgefangen, a term that the prisoners of war shortened to “Kriegie.” The nickname hid the reality for the nearly seven million POWs who were placed in the German camps during World War II. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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  • Notes

    • Includes index
    • "They fought on the beaches of Normandy and in the Forest of Ardennes. They parachuted from burning planes and slogged past corpses half-buried in mud. But they came to find their greatest battle to be fought behind stone walls and barbed wire fences. Their fiercest enemies were sickness, starvation, and loss of will." "Prisoners of the Germans, these American soldiers spent the last months of World War II in crowded, filthy, unheated barracks, wracked by disease, given a daily ration of one bowl of thin soup and one hunk of bread. What they suffered and how they survived they relate to the reader in honest and moving narratives."–BOOK JACKET
  • Contents

    • Pt. I. The Invasion of Italy
    • Sergeant William C. Bradley
    • Corporal Harold W. Gattung
    • Private First Class John McLaughlin
    • Pt. II. The Invasion of France
    • Private First Class Adam L. Canupp
    • Private Lawrence E. Roberts
    • Private First Class Johnnie C. Womble
    • Tec/3 John M. Hancock
    • Pt. III. The Battle of the Bulge
    • Corporal Walter B. Young, Jr.
    • Private Walter F. Gurley
    • Sergeant John P. Wilson
    • Pt. IV. Bombing Raids Over Germany
    • Technical Sergeant Gordon K. Butts
    • 2nd Lieutenant Carl W. Remy
    • Sergeant Forest L. Wilmouth
    • Technical Sergeant Claude E. Harper
    • Pt. V. The Invasion of Germany
    • Lieutenant Paul H. Smith
    • Private First Class Phil Trapani
    • Private First Class Melvin W. Zerkel
    • Private First Class Arnold F. Franke
    • Corporal Donovan C. Evers
    • App. A. Approximate Locations of Prison Camps
    • App. B. German Regulations Concerning Prisoners of War
  • ISBN

    • 0786403489
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