There are several important studies on Allied efforts to re-educate
German civilians after the fall of Nazism. The simultaneous major
program of the U. S., Britain and Soviet Union to influence the
future of German politics and society through the re-education of
prisoners of war has not previously been studied. Based on
extensive archival research, including hitherto unknown material
from the Soviet archives, as well as interviews with participants,
this book draws a fascinating picture of the war for the postwar
German mind. It also explores the question of the impact of the
returnees upon the two German states that emerged after 1945. The
unique value of this study lies in its genuinely comparative
approach which also examines the program that Soviets introduced in
their POW camps.
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