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Britain treated prisoners generally very well, but not during the moment of surrender. Soldiers trying to surrender in WWI were treated poorly by every combatant country, will high percentages being killed. Soldiers were generally safer surrendering in large groups.

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Prisoners who made it to the U.S. during WWII were treated very well. Most of the POW camps were located in rural areas. Since most of the working age men were either in factories or in the war, prisoners were allowed into the towns to help repair farm equipment, help with harvest or planting. They were not allowed under international treaties to work on anything directly related to the war effort, such as military weapons or vehicles or ammunition - but they could help families here in the states to get by.

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Probably the same as white prisoners due to the fact there f**ing prisoners.

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