Discover the untold stories of British Prisoners of War during the First World War. Oliver Wilkinson’s rigorous research illuminates the profound psychological and physical challenges faced by over 185,000 servicemen held captive in German POW camps. This essential WWI history details their resilience, coping mechanisms, and acts of resistance amidst harsh regimes and deprivation. Ideal for students of military history, World War I enthusiasts, and academic libraries seeking deep insights into wartime captivity and the human spirit.