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Andersonville, the largest and the deadliest POW camp for the Americans


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Andersonville National Historical Site
National P.O.W. MuseumThe Nation POW Museum at Andersonville, Georgia
THE ANDERSONVILLE MIRACLESThe providence spring in Andersonville
Wirz Trial Home PageLink of trial of captain Henry Wirz

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oldpainter64466My great-grandfather, Manuel C. English, was a POW at Andersonville. - person to place
Rosemarie RatasMy Great Grand Aunt's Husband was a POW at Andersonville-George Abey