Re-Educating German P.O.W.'s -- The prisoners cook their own meals, and her is a scene in the cook-house as the mid-day meal is prepared. The political Intelligence Department of the Foreign office is working hard re-educating German prisoners of war at the "Pow University" established in Wilton Park, Beaconsfied. German captives, carefully graded after an intensive survey, have become students in an experiment which it is hoped will prove successful and useful to the future of the world. The idea of the Training Centre is to remove the prisoners' faith in the Nazi idea, to prove to them that

Re-Educating German P.O.W.'s -- The prisoners cook their own meals, and her is a scene in the cook-house as the mid-day meal is prepared. The political Intelligence Department of the Foreign office is working hard re-educating German prisoners of war at the "Pow University" established in Wilton Park, Beaconsfied. German captives, carefully graded after an intensive survey, have become students in an experiment which it is hoped will prove successful and useful to the future of the world. The idea of the Training Centre is to remove the prisoners' faith in the Nazi idea, to prove to them that Stock Photo
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Re-Educating German P.O.W.'s -- The prisoners cook their own meals, and her is a scene in the cook-house as the mid-day meal is prepared. The political Intelligence Department of the Foreign office is working hard re-educating German prisoners of war at the "Pow University" established in Wilton Park, Beaconsfied. German captives, carefully graded after an intensive survey, have become students in an experiment which it is hoped will prove successful and useful to the future of the world. The idea of the Training Centre is to remove the prisoners' faith in the Nazi idea, to prove to them that might is not always right, to show them that the Nazi version of history for the past 50 years was false, and to explain the British way of life and institutions, not as an example to be slavishly copied, but in order that they may see how the democratic theories work. May 1, 1946.