Riots and Violence Mark World War II Prison Camps
A 1944 report details extreme prison camp violence in World War II, noting German Gestapo figures among the offenders and listing riots at Papago Arizona and Koje, with casualties and internees. It cites US and Allied responses, including executions and disciplinary actions, and mentions Walter Wanger’s legal troubles and an uptick in internee clashes across multiple camps.
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W E Dunn In Detroit For Mother's Funeral
W E Dunn of Highlands travels to Detroit Michigan to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Emme Dunn who died Sunday at 1025 pm He arrived too late to bid farewell Survivors include four grandchildren W E Dunn Jr Mrs J R Wallace Houston and Robert Dunn Pasadena
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