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The author was Admissions officer at the Korean POW Hospital in 1952. In defiance of a screening process that would asssure voluntary repariation the Communist prisoners ceaselessly demonstrated and refused medical care. In 1952 they conducted a mutiny that completely halted the operation of the hospital. In order not to jeopardise the armistice negotiations at Panmunjom the matter was downplayed and virtually ignored by the press.
