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Episode 713 - Chicago's World War II POW Camps

Chicago History Podcast

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Geneva Convention Regulations and Humane Treatment of German POWs in US Camps

Exploring the regulations of the Geneva Convention during World War II and the treatment of European POWs, with a focus on Fort Sheridan, Illinois as a significant POW camp. The chapter highlights the historical context of peaceful relations between Americans and Germans, discussing the comparatively humane treatment of German POWs in U.S. camps.

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