Explore the harrowing realities of Confederate POW camps during the American Civil War, where thousands of Union soldiers endured unimaginable hardships. Andersonville stands out as the most infamous camp, witnessing the deaths of 13,000 men due to disease and starvation in deplorable conditions. Meanwhile, Libby Prison and Belle Isle also showcased the grim challenges prisoners faced, including malnutrition and exposure to harsh winters. In contrast, Camp Ford offered some respite with self-bui