History of Civil Government Support Provided the 12th Army Group's Refugee and Displaced Persons Operations by the Allied Nations of France, Belgium, and Luxembourg from 6 June 1944 through 15 January 1945.

摘要

This thesis portrays a history of civil government support provided to the 12th Army Group's refugee and displaced persons operations by the Allied governments of France, Belgium, and Luxembourg from 6 June 1944 through 15 January 1945. The thesis evaluates the significance of civil assistance available from three different governments. Secondly, it develops documentary evidences of problem areas isolated by the 12th U.S. Army Group in World War II. Subject areas included are the development of World War II civil affairs doctrine, the organization of civil affairs units and staffs, and the formulation of population control plans. Shortcomings are also incorporated.