Chronicles the building and operation of Camp Aliceville in Aliceville, Alabama, the largest German prisoner of war camp in the United States. Daily camp life, which included a POW newspaper, dance band, theatrical troupe, classes, and athletic events for the 6,000 Germans interned, is documented with fascinating and meticulous historical detail. Presents a never-more-relevant look into the nature of war, peace, and the principles of human dignity. Includes a special photo section and complete index. A must for the WWII collection of every retailer, library, and history buff. Named a finalist in ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year Awards.
Chronicles the building and operation of Camp Aliceville in Aliceville, Alabama, the largest German prisoner of war camp in the United States. Daily camp life, which included a POW newspaper, dance band, theatrical troupe, c...
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