Under the euphemistic term "Other Losses," the US military concealed the mass death of German prisoners of war in American camps on German soil in 1945/46. Canadian historian James Bacque was deeply shaken when he first learned about this war crime. The pathological German hater General Dwight David Eisenhower had deliberately orchestrated this mass murder and systematically covered it up. It was only through Bacque's research that the full extent—nearly 1 million German soldiers perished in American and French captivity—came to light. Around 2,000 survivors of the Allied hunger camps reached out to the author and publisher after the first edition of this book was released. Their new, sensational insights have been incorporated into this revised edition of the bestseller.