Objects of concern: Canadian prisoners of war through the twentieth century
Hockey Magnate Conn Smythe, Trudeau cabinet minister Gilles Lamontagne, and the composer and former conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Sir Ernest MacMillan, share something other than their fame: they all have the dubious distinction of having been captured by the enemy during Canada'...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Hockey Magnate Conn Smythe, Trudeau cabinet minister Gilles Lamontagne, and the composer and former conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Sir Ernest MacMillan, share something other than their fame: they all have the dubious distinction of having been captured by the enemy during Canada's wars of the twentieth century. Like some 15,000 other Canadians, Smythe, Lamontagne, and MacMillan experienced the bewilderment that accompanied the moment of capture, the humiliation of being completely in the captor's power, and the sense of stagnating in a backwater while the rest of the world moved forward. From prison camps in Eire, where POWs were allowed to keep pets and to be members of the local tennis clubs, to camps in Japan, where prisoners were often severely beaten, systematically starved, and overworked, Canadian prisoners of war throughout the twentieth century have faced a variety of conditions and experiences. But they did not fight their war alone and isolated On the home front, many other people attempted to help them. Against the backdrop of the POW experience, Jonathan Vance provides the first comprehensive account of how the Canadian government and non-governmental organizations such as the Red Cross have dealt with the problems of prisoners of war. Beginning in the nineteenth century, Vance traces the growth of Canadian interest in the plight of POWs. He goes on to examine the measures taken to assist Canadian POWs during the two world wars and the Korean war. The book focuses in particular on the campaigns to ship relief supplies to prison camps and on attempts to secure the prisoners' release. POWs have sometimes been seen as forgotten casualties whose privations were misunderstood during war and whose needs were neglected afterwards This perception developed out of a tradition in POW memoirs which paid little attention to the efforts of politicians, civil servants, and individuals who devoted considerable time and energy to their cause. Vance argues that this impression is wrong and that, in fact, every effort was made to ameliorate conditions for men and women in captivity. In his book, he outlines the difficulties and confusion that arose from jurisdictional squabbling and lack of clear communication. Ironically, Vance concludes, obstacles were more often created by an overabundance of enthusiasm than by a lack of interest in the prisoners' fate. Canada's wartime bureaucracy, often praised by historians, is revealed as needlessly complex and, in many ways, hopelessly inefficient |
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| adam_text | JONATHAN F. VANCE O B J E C T S OF CO N C E R N CANADIAN PRISONERS OF
WAR THROUCH THE TWENTIETH CENTURY UBC PRESS /VANCOUVER CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS / VII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS / IX ABBREVIATIONS / XI INTRODUCTION
/ 3 L NINETEENTH-CENTURY PRECURSORS / 9 2 EVERYBODY S BUSINESS / 25 3
REPATRIATION AND LIBERATION / 56 4 THE INTERWAR YEARS / 80 5 THE
ORGANIZATIONAL FRAMEWORK, 1939-45 / 99 6 RELIEF AND RELEASE IN THE
EUROPEAN THEATRE / 126 7 A TOUGHER NUT: PRISONERS OF THE JAPANESE / 183
8 THE DEBRIS OF PAST WARS / 217 CONCLUSION / 246 APPENDIX / 253 NOTES /
259 BIBLIOGRAPHY / 304 INDEX / 317
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