The Andersonville Trial
The Andersonville Trial ★★★½ 1970
Details the atrocities experienced by captured Union soldiers who were held in the Confederacy's notorious Andersonville prison during the American Civil War. Provides an interesting account of the war-crimes trial of the Georgia camp's officials, under whom more than 14,000 prisoners died. Moving, remarkable TV drama based on the book by Pulitzer prize-winner MacKinlay Kantor. 150m/C VHS, DVD . Martin Sheen, William Shatner, Buddy Ebsen, Jack Cassidy, Richard Basehart, Cameron Mitchell; D: George C. Scott. TV
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Andersonville was an infamous Confederate prison camp in Georgia that by August, 1864 contained more than 32,000 Union POWs—an… American Civil War , Prisoner‐of‐War Camps, Civil War. Before 1861, Americans had never had to face the problem of internment of large numbers of captured enemy soldiers.… Prisoners Of War , Prisoners of War. This essay consists of three articles that examine different aspects of the history of prisoners of war. U.S. Soldiers as POWs desc… George C Scott , Scott, George C.
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A judicial examination and determination of facts and legal issues arising between parties to a civil or criminal action.
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