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Who was held hostage by Ulysses S. Grant during the Civil War?
who was held hostage by Ulysses s. grant during the civil war
What happened to southern prisoners located at Elmira New York during the Civil War?
The Union prison located at Elmira, NY , it's told, was every bit as bad as the reputation held by the Confederate prison for Union prisoners at Andersonville, Georgia. Some called it "Hellmira".
What were elmira New York and andersonville in Georgia during the civil war?
They were names of prisons that held people during the Civil War.
How many people were killed by dehydration during the holocaust?
Not many, there were some who were held in 'starvation cells' and others in the prison blocks may well have died through lack of water.
Would Hispanics be held as slaves during the civil war?
No they would not
What is the old mill prison?
It was a Prison compound in England, that held captured American mariners and privateers during the American Revolution and operated from 1777 to 1782
Sherman believed in what about the Civil War?
During the Civil War, General Sherman held strong to a total war policy.
How many people from the Trail of Tears were held in prison camps?
There was no prison camp. They were walked from FL to OK and many died. In OK they were put on a reservation.
What was the name of the most infamous prison in the South where northern soldiers were held in the civil war?
I believe it was Andersonville----Google it for more info
What is the name of the confederate prison located in Georgia that had horrible living?
Andersonville Prison, officially known as Camp Sumter, was the confederate prison located in Georgia that had horrible living conditions. It was known for its overcrowding, lack of shelter, poor sanitation, and inadequate food supply, leading to high mortality rates among the prisoners held there during the American Civil War.
What was the bloodiest one day fight held during the civil war?
Antietam (Sharpsburg)
How many prisoners of war did the US Civil War produce?
Many soldiers spent some time in prisoner of war camps during the US Civil War. Approximately 410,000 soldiers spent time in prison. Of these, 210,000 were Confederates, and 200,000 were Union soldiers. Approximately 56,000 in total died from disease in the prison camps. This was substantial and the figure is almost ten percent of all military deaths in the war.
