Not many know that during World War II the United States kept over 400,000 German and Italian prisoners of war within our continental borders. Due to the shortage of workers in America, twenty-five of those prisoners of war worked on Bill Taylor's cotton farm in Arkansas from 1943 to 1946. The neighbors, who did not need the extra work, called Bill a Nazi-lover and a troublemaker. Was he? Told from the perspective of young Bonnie Taylor-Libhart, catch a glimpse from this Narrative-Memoir of another side of WWII in this newly expanded edition of WWII German POWs in Arkansas.