Prisoners of war

North Korean prisoners captured as the First Marine Regiment moved into Seoul, South Korea.

Bodies of over 200 Russian prisoners of war await burial by German prisoners of war near Hemer, Germany. The bodies were discovered in a building of Stalag VI A by the 99th Infantry Division, 1st U S Army. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Sinchon, Korea. North Korean prisoners captured just south of Uijeongbu.

North Korean prisoners captured as 1st Marine Regiment moved into Seoul, South Korea, September 27, 1950.

North Korean prisoners watched over by an American soldier just outside Pyongyang, Korea.

This is a group of United States prisoners of war with a handmade American flag. They were prisoners of the Tokyo Prisoner of War Camp Number 8, and posed with a flag made by hand by Luther Bass. The flag was made of parachutes which dropped food and clothes to the men. All are unidentified.

Stereograph of 1900 World War I German prisoners marching after being captured by Americans. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.