POW literature

POW literature refers to written works that focus on the experiences of prisoners of war. This genre encompasses memoirs, novels, and essays that depict the struggles, resilience, and psychological impacts faced by individuals and groups held captive during conflicts. It often explores themes of survival, trauma, camaraderie, and the moral dilemmas faced in wartime. Through personal narratives and fictional accounts, POW literature sheds light on the realities of warfare, the human spirit, and the quest for freedom and dignity, offering insights into both historical events and the broader human experience.