The term concentration camp is often used to describe any detention site that existed in Nazi Germany after 1933 or in German-occupied Europe during World War II, but it is useful to differentiate ...

It’s a timeless military maxim and especially important if you’re an American prisoner of war in a German prison camp during ... in Germany and Poland during World War II.

According to the Texas Historical Commission, more than 50 thousand German soldiers were held at nearly 70 prisoner of war internment camps in Texas during World War II. Many were captured in ...

While America's Japanese internment camps during WWII have been discussed at length ... time that isn't really talked about. For European POWs, life in American camps looked much different.

The remarkable war diaries of a British prisoner of war who became an unlikely star attraction in camp as a panto dame have come to light 79 years on. Captain John Dixon was captured at Dunkirk ...

For the first time, the numbers of prisoners of war incarcerated at camps across Japan during World War II and their captivity ... of nearly 1,000 pages. POW Research Network Japan released ...

Captured by the Germans in Greece in 1943, he spent two years in the Stalag Luft I prisoner of war camp near Barth in Germany, surviving on Red Cross parcels and dreaming of his escape.