Cultural Heritage and Prisoners of War: Creativity Behind Barbed Wire

• 1
• The Importance of Creativity Behind Barbed Wire: Setting a Research Agenda

• Part I
• Creativity and Narratives of Survival

• 2
• Wonder Bar: Music and Theatre as Strategies for Survival in a Second World War POW Hospital Camp

• 3
• 'Spiritual Vitamins:' Music in Huyton and Central Internment Camps May 1940-January 1941

• 4
• Tins, Tubes and Tenacity: Inventive Medicine in Camps in the Far East

• 5
• Creativity and the Body: Civilian Internees in British Asia during the Second World War

• 6
• The Arts of Survival: Remaking the Inside Spaces of Japanese American Concentration Camps

• Part II
• Narratives and Counter-Narratives of Internment

• 7
• In the Distorted Mirror: Cartoons and Photography of Polish and British POWs in Wehrmacht Captivity

• 8
• Souvenirs of Internment: Camp Newspapers as a Tangible Record of a Forgotten Experience

• 9
• Deciphering Dynamic Networks from Static Images: First World War Photographs at Douglas Camp

• 10
• Beyond Collaboration and Resistance: 'Accommodation' at the Weihsien Internment Camp, China, 1943-1945

• 11
• 'God Save the King!' Creative Modes of Protest, Defiance and Identity in Channel Islander Internment Camps in Germany, 1942-1945

• 12
• 'Astounding and Encouraging': High and Low Art Produced in Internment on the Isle of Man during the Second World War

• Part III
• Creativity and Internment Identities

• 13
• Kulturkrieg and Frontgeist from Behind the Wire: World War I Newspapers from Douglas Internment Camp

• 14
• Captivity in Print: The Form and Function of POW Camp Magazines

• 15
• The Womene's Embroideries of Internment in the Far East 1942-1945

• 16
• Madonnas and Prima Donnas: The Representation of Women in an Italian Prisoner of War Camp in South Africa

• 17
• Necessity, the Mother of Invention: Ingenuity in German Prisoner of War Camps

• 18
• Camp Domesticity: Shifting Gender Boundaries in WWI Internment Camps

• Notes

• Contributors

• Index