An Historical Analysis Of The Psychological Trauma Suffered By German Prisoners Of War Held In The United States During World War II

Little research has been conducted into the practices of American prisoner of war administration during World War II. As leaders in human rights and with increasing movement toward a global world-view of individual human rights, can the United States create a more humane prisoner of war policy, particularly in the realm of emotional trauma? This thesis is a review of the experiences of German prisoners of war in the United States during World War II