WW2 Britain Russia The Iron Cage Reference Book

“WW2 Britain Russia The Iron Cage Reference Book” is an intriguing and meticulously researched hardcover that delves into the lingering question of British prisoners of war who might have remained in Soviet custody long after World War II ended. Spanning 298 pages, this 1993 publication explores the haunting stories and unsettling possibilities of British POWs allegedly abandoned and still enduring life in Siberian captivity. Utilizing a wealth of archival materials, personal testimonies, and historical analysis, this book offers readers a comprehensive examination of one of the lesser-known and most controversial aspects of wartime history. It is an essential resource for historians, military enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the complex interplay between Britain and Russia during and after the war.