During World War I, over six million men became prisoners-of-war, a number that overwhelmed pre-war planning and preparations. More than half languished in German, Austro-Hungarian, Bulgarian, and Turkish prison camps. Under the terms of the Hague conventions, belligerents had t…
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An existential and theological crisis immediately followed the American Civil War causing many southerners to lose their faith in institutions, including organized religion. As white working-class and middle-class southerners in the Georgia piedmont recovered from the war, burge…