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In the midst of WWII, a group of German female prisoners (auxiliaries and nurses) were transported to a POW camp in Texas. Terrified by Nazi propaganda that depicted Americans as gangsters and barbarians, the women braced themselves for brutal forced labor, rape, or execution. But when they were ordered onto a transport truck and driven into the scrubland, they didn't find a labor camp. They found a ranch.
This story dramatizes the incredible true-to-life atmosphere of the Texas POW camps, where adherence to the Geneva Convention often shocked German prisoners. Witness the powerful clash of cultures as Sergeant Miller and his unit of "cowboy soldiers" shatter the enemy's worldview not with bullets, but with horses, humanity, and a sunset ride that neither side would ever forget. It is a tale of how kindness can survive even behind barbed wire.
Watch this moving historical fiction narrative to experience the untold human side of the war.

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Arnold Krammer – Nazi Prisoners of War in AmericaMichael R. Waters – Lone Star Stalag: German Prisoners of War at Camp Hearne
Antonio Thompson – Men in German Uniform: POWs in America during World War II