Communist Interrogation, Indoctrination, and Exploitation of American Military and Civilian PrisonersU.S. Government Printing Office, 1957 - Всего страниц: 24 |
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... give confessions . There are those who never get to trial because they do not confess . These individuals are arbi- trarily dealt with by the Russians or allowed to remain in detention for an unspecified period.22 Asiatic or Chinese ...
... give confessions . There are those who never get to trial because they do not confess . These individuals are arbi- trarily dealt with by the Russians or allowed to remain in detention for an unspecified period.22 Asiatic or Chinese ...
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... give propaganda lectures , would write articles , or would attempt to talk other prisoners into signing peace petitions.38 The Korean war started in June of 1950. The Chinese assumed control of the Communist military operations soon ...
... give propaganda lectures , would write articles , or would attempt to talk other prisoners into signing peace petitions.38 The Korean war started in June of 1950. The Chinese assumed control of the Communist military operations soon ...
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... give a so - called welcome address , which con- sisted of an accusation against the United States for its participation in the war . While there , the prisoner was subjected to his first inter- rogation and he generally executed a form ...
... give a so - called welcome address , which con- sisted of an accusation against the United States for its participation in the war . While there , the prisoner was subjected to his first inter- rogation and he generally executed a form ...
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... give weak arguments with the result that the other side would always win.55 The Communist captors used a simple system of reward and punish- ment to gain the cooperation of some prisoners . Thus more and better food , cigarettes , candy ...
... give weak arguments with the result that the other side would always win.55 The Communist captors used a simple system of reward and punish- ment to gain the cooperation of some prisoners . Thus more and better food , cigarettes , candy ...
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... give to our aid men . Many experimental operations which are not recognized by the medical profession were performed . 07 P. 107 . 68 Pp . 139 , 140 . 69 Pp . 107 , 108 . 70 Pp . 108 , 109 . 71 Pp . 108 , 109 . 72 Pp . 110 , 111 , 113 ...
... give to our aid men . Many experimental operations which are not recognized by the medical profession were performed . 07 P. 107 . 68 Pp . 139 , 140 . 69 Pp . 107 , 108 . 70 Pp . 108 , 109 . 71 Pp . 108 , 109 . 72 Pp . 110 , 111 , 113 ...
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84TH CONGRESS accept Air Force personnel Air Force prisoners American prisoners approximately Army pamphlet Communist Army prisoners arrest attempt to obtain camp captured cell central peace committee chicken liver China Chinese captors Chinese Communists Chinese doctors CIVILIAN PRISONERS Colombians COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT Communist methods compounds court-martial crimes Daily Worker Department of Defense enemy entire period EXPLOITATION OF AMERICAN Exploitation of Prisoners Geneva Convention GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS handcuffed Harris hospital imprisonment individual interrogation and indoctrination isolation Kaesong large number malnutrition Marine Corps massacre medical attention methods of interrogation munists North Koreans officers oners pamphlet Communist Interrogation percent PERMANENT SUBCOMMITTEE personnel were subjected phase physical placed political preparation prisoners died prisoners of war propaganda propaganda activities repatriated result rogation Russian system segregated sign a confession so-called solitary confinement STUART SYMINGTON SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS techniques Testimony tion treatment troops Turks United Nations Command United States Army weeks