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Most histories tell us that the prisoners were fed well, in accordance with the 1929 Geneva Convention

A typed letter from what appears to be "Opa" Kuhnle

These are two samples of notes Herman Kuhnle wrote back home to Grete Kuhnle.

This is just one of many letters, penned in German, from the same writer back home

Herman Kuhnle appears to fit the German soldier stereotype of being neat and organized.

This memo seems to end once and for all the conversation concerning the use of prisoners of war for farm labor within the 150-mile boundary.