World War II POW Camps of Wyoming with Author Cheryl O'Brien

Author Cheryl O’Brien discusses her book "World War II POW Camps of Wyoming" and talks about Wyoming’s two main and seventeen POW camps that housed primarily German and Italian prisoners of war.

[@noahcount7132]

Nearly forgotten history that deserves to be remembered. Well done!

[@chelamcguire]

I came to this page via The Storms of 1949 video (which is tremendous). I am in Scotland but have never visited Wyoming though I have visited the USA on numerous occasions. I have an interest in WW2 and also POW camps, so, this particular interview was right up my street. Thank you for a most informative interview. I enjoyed all the photographs shown also. So, thank-you very much for this insight. (Just an aside; Delighted to read that you are not suffering too badly with this Covid-19 virus. Stay healthy.)

[@howitzer8946]

Thank you Cheryl O'Brien. Job well done.

[@cordellross307]

I've always been interested in this topic. Thank you for the sharing all this great content.

[@jjfarms8141]

Wonderful history lesson Thank you both.

[@Rissy617]

Thank you for sharing. How interesting. I didn't realize they had the camps in most states. Even my little state of MA had 7 of them during WW2.

[@jerryprice5484]

My dad told me once that SS prisoners as well as pro-Nazi prisoners were generally sent to POW camps located in the Rocky Mountains for obvious reasons.

[@coreyayers7933]

She never shut up about herself before i lost interest. Time stamp what i came here for please