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TERRIFYING Things Inside of Civil War Prison Camps

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Today, we will explore the horrific reality of American civil war prison camps. Hear gripping, lesser-known stories of suffering and sacrifice in Andersonville and other camps.
Intro - 0:00
Before the Invention of Camps - 0:51
First Confederate Camp - 1:37
First Union Camp - 2:59
Andersonville Prison - 4:18
'Andersonville of the North' - 10:19
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@stevelauda5435 6 месяцев назад

First off at about 6 min and 45 seconds the narrator called the P.O.W,s convicts. They were not convicts because thes men commited no crimes. They were good citizens called to duty. I have always questioned the number of deaths from that war, 620k im thinking over a million. Did they include those veterans on both sides who died within 5 yrs aftwr the war due to injeries sustained in fighting, starvation trapped in pow camps, suicides, farm families that starved and got sick because the farms were pillaged of all food?, these are strong points i believe im asking. Also, the southern pow,s that froze because they were not used to northern winters and I can testify that after nearly freezing to death myself, it is not a painless death, freezing is very painful.

@haroldbell213 6 месяцев назад

Yes sir it's not like you just fall asleep. You have to endure severe pain.

@les3449 2 месяца назад

Northerners, even today, deny they did any harm to their Southern prisoners. BUT, it is obvious that they did deprive Confederate soldiers of the basic necessities during winter, in particular. The Union had the ability to house, clothe and feed their prisoners but chose not to. Some said it was because the Confederacy let their Union prisoners starve. What an ignorant lie! The Confederacy was the victim of a Union naval blockade and had been divided into regions by the Union armies. They had almost nothing to feed their own people, much less POWs.

@PhilHurlburt-oy2qg 2 месяца назад

They never mentioned elmira ( hellmira) so it was called

@user-ii5qm4qt2j 6 месяцев назад

Honest Abe, resended the bill of rights during the Civil War. Anything goes. No rights. Torture camps.

@panzerabwerkanone 6 месяцев назад

I can see why this channel only has 838 subscribers. While the POW camps were harsh none of them were built for the purpose that the concentration camps of WWII in Nazi Germany were. Mistreatment and neglect yes, but not genocide.

@thewhitedoncheadle8345 6 месяцев назад

concentration camps were not built initially as a methods of genocide, but for political opponents and those who questioned the nazi regime

@edt8535 6 месяцев назад

Hmm, I thought because it was yet one more UK narrator doing American topics… But seriously, the UK gave us the first real concentration camps in the South African Boer War (referred to as the Second Boer War). Women and children died by the thousands.

@DutchGuyMike 6 месяцев назад

@@edt8535 Yeah, that bastard, Herbert Kitchener who when he came in charge imprisoned women and CHILDREN in hellish conditions (even worse for the colored people, who were seperately located) was insanity, but it did end the war as it made the Boers capitulate - seeing their families being brought to camps. No wonder. The first Boer War was an astounding Boer (guerrilla) victory, but the British even said about themselves "a peace loving nation" whilst saying Germany as WWII started "was not so". Meanwhile they killed natives in the hundreds and even thousands (up to a day). The British "Empire" was nothing but lies and deceit mixed with Imperialism, built upon bodies and treachery.

@eardwulf785 6 месяцев назад

The image of the wide eyed soldier wearing a helmet like this one: ➡️ 🪖 used by this channel is taken without consent from a book cover titled WWIII. © ❌