WW1 British BEF POW Beyond the Tumult Reference Book

The WW1 British BEF POW Beyond the Tumult Reference Book is a comprehensive publication dedicated to the experiences of British Expeditionary Force (BEF) soldiers held as prisoners of war during the First World War. This reference work provides detailed accounts of capture, internment, and life in German POW camps from 1914 to 1918. It examines official records, personal testimonies, and archival materials to offer insight into the challenges faced by British soldiers, including camp routines, communication with families, and repatriation processes. The book also explores the broader context of POW treatment under international conventions and the impact imprisonment had on individuals and the BEF as a whole. Illustrated with period photographs and documents, this volume serves as a resource for historians, collectors, and researchers interested in military history, the British Army’s Western Front operations, and the lesser-known aspects of World War One prisoner experiences. Suitable for reference collections and scholarly study.  Total of 209 pages.