0. Foreword: Then and Now: POWs in West Germany after World War II Peter Petschauer
1. Introduction
2. International Law and the POW
3. A Brief Overview of American Camp Policy and Life
4. A Flood of Prisoners: The British and American Relationship to Managing POWS
5. Policy Problems: Segregation
6. [Un]Foreseen Consequences: Problems Created by the Prisoner of War Policy
7. Germans and American: American Stigma of the German POW and the Power of Fraternization
8. Employing Prisoners of War and the American Economy
9. Recreation
10. A Bird’s Eye View: Camp Concordia and Camp Campbell
11. War Rages Unchecked: German POW Case Studies and American Military Trials
12. Trauma and the POW: Examples of Prisoner Treatment that Could Lead to the Onset of PTSD
13. The War’s End and Reeducation
14. Conclusion: Where Do Go from Here?
15. Endmatter: Table of Murders and Assaults in Camps in the United States, 25 November 1943 to 24 March 1944