CONTROLLING GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR Part 3
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Describes standard procedures for handling prisoners of war and shows successive stages in processing of 20,000 POWs who surrendered at Loire, France, September 16, 1944. Enemy materiel is destroyed or moved to the rear; weapons and documents are confiscated; the POWs are marched to the rear, tagged, interrogated, and transported to Britain and then to the U.S.
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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer
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