His screenwriting credits include the feature film envy plus almost two hundred hours of produced television credits ranging from the hugely successful and critically acclaimed Underbelly franchise to the iconic childrenâs television program, Play School.is screenwriting credits include the feature film envy plus almost two hundred hours of produced television credits ranging from the hugely successful and critically acclaimed Underbelly franchise to the iconic childrenâs television program, Play School.
Sixteen million Americans served in World War II. Of these, over 120,000 lived out part of the war behind barbed wire. In the European theater, 93,941 Americans were held as prisoners of war (POWs). These âKriegies,â short for Kriegsgefangener (German for POW) counted the days until liberation and created dream worlds for themselves inside the camps.
75 Years Later, Internment of Japanese Remains Stain on American History. At the start of World War II, the U.S. opened 10 camps that interned 120,000 people, including the most famous one, Manzanar, in Northern California.