192nd Tank Battalion ~ Prisoner of War Camps, Japan This is a listing of the camps that members of the 192nd Tank Battalion were liberated from or died in while POWs. Each camp has a roster of the members of the battalion held at that camp and a link for additional information.
African American Holocaust "Southern trees bear strange fruit, Blood on the leaves, Blood at the root, Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze, Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees.................." [Composed by Abel Meeropol (aka Lewis Allan)].
Allied Prisoners of War Under the Japanese Site for the detailed study of Guam and ALL Allied POWS under Japanese control during World War II [WWII]. Where possible, rosters of the hell ship and, if a man perished, where, when and how are provided.
Bid 'Em In ~ Original Version Bid 'Em In ~ Oscar Brown Jr Bid 'Em In ~ TS Monk Blacks During the Holocaust African Americans were among the liberators of the Buchenwald concentration camp. These photos were taken by William Scott, a military photographer, who helped document Nazi crimes in the camp.
Canada ~ Japanese Interment Camps WWII A brief history of the ten interment camps in Canada during WWII. The camps consisted of: three road camps, two prisoner of war [POW] camps, and five self supporting camps scattered throughout Canada.
Far East ~ Far East Prisoners of War This website by Children & Families of Far East Prisoners of War [COFEPOW] contains histories of U.S. and British ships, POW camps, first person narratives, and other information about POWs in the Far East [including Burma, Hong Kong, The Phillipines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Florida ~ Warrented Lynchings A discourse on lynchings in the state of Florida.
Japan ~ Fukuoka ~ Prisoner of War Camp # 17 History of the Bataan Death March, a description of the camp [the largest POW camp of WWII], rosters, photos, maps, and charts are among the information at this website.
Japan ~ Fukuoka ~ Prisoner of War Camp # 3 Camp rosters of prisoners and staff, photographs, timeline, etc. Original URL: http://www.mansell.com/pow_resources/camplists/fukuoka/ fuku_3_tobata/fuku_3_main.htm. When using the original URL, don't insert any spaces.
Japan ~ Fukuoka ~ Prisoner of War Camp #1 These pages tell of the prisoners of war held by the Japanese at the Fukuoka Prisoner of War Camp. Included is a master roster for Kyushu POW camps, and a Pacific roster for Americans in Asian camps.
Japanese Prisoners of War ~ WWII Links to sites containing information concerning WWII POWs of the Japanese.
Japanese Prisoners of War ~ West Point Homepage of West Point's website about Japanese prisoners of war during WWII includes POW rosters, photos, lists of POW camps, information about the 'Hellships', and more
Louisiana ~ Louisiana Lynchings [1878-1946] Incidents are listed by date, name given for victim, parish, alleged offense, race or ethnicity, and type of mob.
Musarium ~ Without Sanctuary A narrated collection of over 80 images of the effects of lynching in the United States.
Oklahoma ~ Prisoner of War Camps The designated main POW camps were at Camp Gruber, Fort Reno, McAlester, and Stringtown. As more prisoners were shipped to Oklahoma, more camps were established. Only German POWs were held in Oklahoma, although some Italians were sent into the state to the POW hospital at Okmulgee. The Germans held in the camps in Oklahoma were not all from Germany, although they were in the German Military. Many were born in Russia, Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia, countries that had been overrun by Hitler's forces.
Oklahoma ~ World War II Prisoner of War [POW] Camps Read about Oklahoma POW Camps [1942-1945], the discovery of German POW murals, camp stories, balloon bombings, and more.
Phillippines ~ Bataan Project The Bataan Project, a World War II Seminar by Elizabeth Marie Himchak, gives some insight into the experience Americans suffered as Prisoners of War of the Japanese.
Racial Stigma and Black Lynchings This paper explores whether racial stigma can explain the adverse treatment of blacks by whites.
Russia ~ Prisoners of War Detained in Russia Lists of American, British, and French military personnel interned in Russia during WWII.
Singapore ~ Changi Prisoner of War Camp Changi was used to imprison Malayan civilians and Allied soldiers. The treatment of POW’s at Changi was harsh but fitted in with the belief held by the Japanese Imperial Army that those who had surrendered to it were guilty of dishonouring their country and family and, as such, deserved to be treated in no other way.
Taiwan ~ Never Forgotten The story of the Taiwan Prisoner of War Camps and the men who were interned in them, known as Far East Prisoners of War [FEPOWs].
WWII Japanese Prisoners of War [POWS] Information on the 'Bataan Death March', Camp Fukeka No. 1, and specific Japanese war crimes.
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