<p>The home front during World War II took many guises, only some of which were directly involved in mustering a military force of 16 million American soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. Total war required harnessing the nation's economic, cultural, and political capacites to ta dregre not seen in the US since the Civil War. In a struggle for national survival, few communities and few lives remained untouched by the war between 1941 and 1945. Among the constellation of prison camps around the nation, three were unique in that they were designated as clandestine interrogation centers. The Pine Grow Furnace POW iInterrogation Camp, in Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania occupied a site already rich in American history.</p>

Secret War at Home The Pine Grove Furnace Prisoner of War Interrogation Camp

John Paul Bland

Cumberland County Historical Society

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Secret War at Home The Pine Grove Furnace Prisoner of War Interrogation Camp