Generally well, they were also kept in camps, most famously in Yorkshire, Scotland and Canada.
At the end of the war it was different, Eisenhower decreed that the POWs could not be given a single calorie more that the minimum advised for survival, they ended up eating grass (or anything) much like the victims of the concentration camps, with over a million soldiers dieing as a result.
Soviet treatment was arguably worse, many POWs were never released, countless others had to endure years, even decades of forced labour.
Australian POWs were treated as appallingly as other whites in Japanese camps. They were used as slave labour.
Pele
yes, but generally they weren't, if they were used; they would be used as slaves.
Poorly.
No. In her poem, Daddy, she references her father being a Nazi because of her hatred towards him, and how he treated her. He was not literally a Nazi.
The Geneva Convention is the meeting that set standards for how POWs were to be treated. The atrocities of World War II prompted the treaties agreed to in 1949 to include a clause for the humane way to fight a war.
Australian POWs were treated as appallingly as other whites in Japanese camps. They were used as slave labour.
Horribly, in some cases, some POW were tortured for MONTHS!
They were killed
Pele
yes, but generally they weren't, if they were used; they would be used as slaves.
They were treated horribly beyond words
Poorly.
No. In her poem, Daddy, she references her father being a Nazi because of her hatred towards him, and how he treated her. He was not literally a Nazi.
Jews in Nazi Germany were treated very poorly. The were beaten, sent to concentration camps, their businesses were burnt down and many were killed.
UK Archives
very bad