Dead Confederate prisoners were buried at Forest Hill Cemetery ... Though the structure traces back to the Civil War-era Camp Randall, its exact origins remain unclear. The structure dates to Camp ...

The Confederate Civil War prisoner camp in Andersonville, Georgia, was an utter nightmare for the many soldiers held within. It was dangerously overcrowded, rife with disease, and food and medical ...

According to Montana historian and scholar Ken Robison, Confederate prisoners of war languishing in Union prisons were paroled to western territories like Montana. By 1864, two such parolees had ...

The arsenal also served as a prisoner of war camp for Confederate soldiers. By the end of 1863, nearly 5,600 prisoners were held at the Rock Island prison. In 1864, the members of the 108th United ...

To this day, little is known in the West about the fate of the more than 200,000 Vietnamese prisoners of war who fell into the hands of the Americans and their allies. Many became victims of the ...

Davis and the Confederate Congress threatened to kill white officers of the U.S.C.T., and permitted their commanders to use black prisoners-of-war as human shields and killed white Union foragers upon ...