(u) World War II: American POWs and MIAs
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/archives/wora.html Soviet archival documents -- from an earlier era after World War II -- reveal that Americans were detained, and even perished, in the vast Soviet GULAG. Revelations from the Russian Archives WORLD WAR II: AMERICAN POWS AND MIAS The guns of distant battles fell silent long ago, but unanswered questions concerning United States servicemen missing in action and unrepatriated prisoners of war continue to concern the nation. Recently, the missingwaiting for hand_moderation Society and Culture > History > Soviet Union > Library of Congress Archives World War II American POWs and MIAs
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