The treatment of German POWs (prisoners of war) varied depending on their captors. The Soviet Union used most of its German POWs for hard labour, and many of them perished. Many others were kept till 1955 as bargaining counters. On the whole Britain treated German POWs well. Obviously, there were times when a sudden advance led to a large number of soldiers being taken prisoner at the same time. which often caused practical problems.
Very few soldiers (including SS men) were put on trial.
They treated the US soldiers terribly.
There were threee main powers.... Hitler was the leader of Germany, Mussolini was the leader of Italy and HiroHito was the leader of Japan --- Please don't treat World War 2 and the Holocaust as the same thing! The Holocaust took place during World War 2, but there was much more to World War 2 than the Holocaust. Japan, for example, was not involved in the Holocaust at all ...
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During World War II, the United States military delivered pints of ice cream to soldiers in foxholes. This initiative was part of a broader effort to boost morale among troops, and it involved the use of portable ice cream machines. The U.S. Navy and Army worked together to provide this treat, making ice cream a symbol of comfort and home for soldiers in the field.
The medical world attempted to treat shell shock, now known as PTSD, through various methods during and after World War I. Treatments included rest and rehabilitation, where soldiers were removed from combat and placed in quieter environments. Psychotherapy and talking therapies were also employed to help soldiers process their trauma. In some cases, more controversial methods like electroconvulsive therapy and even hypnosis were used, reflecting the limited understanding of psychological trauma at the time.
They treated the US soldiers terribly.
They treated them very well
Lord Akiyama did not treat his prisoners very well. He fed them and things but didn't love them in that sense
made yah look
awfuly ________ It is absurd to lump all 'Europeans' together in the way this question does. There were huge variations.
not nice
There were threee main powers.... Hitler was the leader of Germany, Mussolini was the leader of Italy and HiroHito was the leader of Japan --- Please don't treat World War 2 and the Holocaust as the same thing! The Holocaust took place during World War 2, but there was much more to World War 2 than the Holocaust. Japan, for example, was not involved in the Holocaust at all ...
Please see the related question.
The prison was a horrible way to treat Confederate prisoners.
the social context
there are still places where people are treated as horrifically, but it is generally not as chronic as it was during the Holocaust. they do it because they see the people as a threat or because they have something that they want, or as a reason to unite others behind a common cause. All three were also employed by the Nazis. The largest reason is: because they can.
They thought women were useless beacause then, all they did was cook and clean but they do more now.