Programs and policies used in the re-education of prisoners-of-war. Program at Glennan General Hospital. -- From Preface: The study is a condense account of the prisoner of war re-education program conducted by United States forces during World War II. The period covered is from the inception of the program in March 1943 to a follow-up on its success in April 1947. The purpose of this monograph is to provide interested agencies of the armed forces with an account of the re-education program conducted by the Office of the Provost Marshal General during World War II.

DRAFT (161 pages) and Tentative DRAFT #3 (146 pages)

The Background and Early Planning -- The German Program -- The United States Army Prisoner of War School Centers-"Projects II and III" -- The Eustis Project -- The Italian Program -- The Japanese Program -- Repatriation and After -- Summary and Conclusions -- Bibliography.