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	The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See the "External links" section. Furthermore, the CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that the transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,		The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See the "External links" section. Furthermore, the CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that the transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,

	: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries the note: 'If the information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and the text paraphrased as to give no indication of the methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals ~~Holocaust~~ guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>		: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries the note: 'If the information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and the text paraphrased as to give no indication of the methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holohoax guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[~~Holocaust_testimonial_evidence~~#Violent_methods\|~~Holocaust~~ testimonial evidence: Violent methods]]		*[[Holohoax_testimonial_evidence#Violent_methods\|Holohoax testimonial evidence: Violent methods]]
	*[[Nuremberg trials]]		*[[Nuremberg trials]]
	*[[Hans Aumeier]]		*[[Hans Aumeier]]

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	:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of the British War Office. The center of the township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night the villagers could hear the screams of the prisoners. Most of the interrogators were “[[German-~~Jewish~~]] refugees.” The warders were the “most unruly” elements of the British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''		:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of the British War Office. The center of the township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night the villagers could hear the screams of the prisoners. Most of the interrogators were “[[German-jewish]] refugees.” The warders were the “most unruly” elements of the British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''

	:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, the prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with the object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''		:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, the prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with the object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''

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The term '''Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre''' ('''CSDIC''') was used for facilities in the [[UK]], the continent ([[Belgium]] and [[Germany]]) between 1942 and 1947, the Middle East, and South Asia. They were run by the British War Office on a joint basis involving the British Army and various intelligence agencies.
==History==
They were originally established to interrogate detainees, defectors, and prisoners of war who were known or suspected to be working for [[National Socialist Germany]] and [[Japan]]. After the war, suspected [[Soviet]] agents were also held for interrogation. The last CSDIC facility, the Bad Nenndorf interrogation centre in Germany, was closed down in June 1947. CSDICs in the UK included the "[[London Cage]]", which was the name given to three stately homes located in Kensington Palace Gardens, [[London]]. The CSDICs on the European mainland were:
* a CSDIC at Diest in Belgium
* the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wincklerbad Wincklerbad interrogation centre] at Bad Nenndorf in Germany.

=== Torture and other controversies ===
The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See the "External links" section. Furthermore, the CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that the transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,

: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries the note: 'If the information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and the text paraphrased as to give no indication of the methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holocaust guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>

== Quotes ==
:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of the British War Office. The center of the township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night the villagers could hear the screams of the prisoners. Most of the interrogators were “[[German-Jewish]] refugees.” The warders were the “most unruly” elements of the British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''

:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, the prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with the object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''

:''Another “secret center” was operated in London where German POWs could be held and tortured in England without the knowledge of the Red Cross. In 2005, at the request of The Guardian newspaper, documents were declassified showing the extent of the torture regime against Germans after the war. The documents refer to “living skeletons,” tortured, beaten and exposed to extreme cold. The ranks of the prisoners expanded from being members of the Nazi party and the SS, to anyone who had succeeded under the Third Reich. They even included Germans who had escaped from the Russian zone and offered to spy for the British: they were tortured – one dying – to determine whether they were sincere. A former diplomat incarcerated at Bad Nenndorf was there simply because he knew too much about the interrogation techniques, while another was there for eight months due to a clerical error. Apart from physical brutalities, threats to kill a prisoner’s wife and children were accepted techniques of interrogation. An anti-Nazi who had spent two years in Gestapo custody stated he had never experienced such brutality as he had at Bad Nenndorf.[59]''<ref>Defending the Defenseless https://codoh.com/library/document/3359/</ref>

==See also==
*[[Holocaust_testimonial_evidence#Violent_methods|Holocaust testimonial evidence: Violent methods]]
*[[Nuremberg trials]]
*[[Hans Aumeier]]
*[[Walter Bruns]]
*[[Posen_speeches#Siegfried_Engel_and_Kurt_Utke|Posen speeches: Siegfried Engel and Kurt Utke]]

==External links ==
*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-at-bad-nenndorf/en/ British Torture at Bad Nenndorf]
*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-what-does-it-mean-for-revisionism/en/ British Torture: What Does it Mean for Revisionism?]
*[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223831/How-Britain-tortured-Nazi-PoWs-The-horrifying-interrogation-methods-belie-proud-boast-fought-clean-war.html How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The horrifying interrogation methods that belie our proud boast that we fought a clean war]
*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/12/secondworldwar.world The secrets of the London Cage]
*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/dec/17/secondworldwar.topstories3 The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons]
*[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/nov/23/cruel-britannia-ian-cobain-review Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain - review]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Allied atrocities]]
[[Category:Prisons]]

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	The term '''Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre''' ('''CSDIC''') was used for facilities in ~~tbe~~ [[UK]], ~~tbe~~ continent ([[Belgium]] and [[Germany]]) between 1942 and 1947, ~~tbe~~ Middle East, and South Asia. They were run by ~~tbe~~ British War Office on a joint basis involving ~~tbe~~ British Army and various intelligence agencies.		The term '''Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre''' ('''CSDIC''') was used for facilities in the [[UK]], the continent ([[Belgium]] and [[Germany]]) between 1942 and 1947, the Middle East, and South Asia. They were run by the British War Office on a joint basis involving the British Army and various intelligence agencies.
	==History==		==History==
	They were originally established to interrogate detainees, defectors, and prisoners of war who were known or suspected to be working for [[National Socialist Germany]] and [[Japan]]. After ~~tbe~~ war, suspected [[Soviet]] agents were also held for interrogation. The last CSDIC facility, ~~tbe~~ Bad Nenndorf interrogation centre in Germany, was closed down in June 1947. CSDICs in ~~tbe~~ UK included ~~tbe~~ "[[London Cage]]", which was ~~tbe~~ name given to three stately homes located in Kensington Palace Gardens, [[London]]. The CSDICs on ~~tbe~~ European mainland were:		They were originally established to interrogate detainees, defectors, and prisoners of war who were known or suspected to be working for [[National Socialist Germany]] and [[Japan]]. After the war, suspected [[Soviet]] agents were also held for interrogation. The last CSDIC facility, the Bad Nenndorf interrogation centre in Germany, was closed down in June 1947. CSDICs in the UK included the "[[London Cage]]", which was the name given to three stately homes located in Kensington Palace Gardens, [[London]]. The CSDICs on the European mainland were:
	* a CSDIC at Diest in Belgium		* a CSDIC at Diest in Belgium
	* ~~tbe~~ [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wincklerbad Wincklerbad interrogation centre] at Bad Nenndorf in Germany.		* the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wincklerbad Wincklerbad interrogation centre] at Bad Nenndorf in Germany.

	=== Torture and other controversies ===		=== Torture and other controversies ===
	The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See ~~tbe~~ "External links" section. Furthermore, ~~tbe~~ CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that ~~tbe~~ transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,		The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See the "External links" section. Furthermore, the CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that the transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,

	: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries ~~tbe~~ note: 'If ~~tbe~~ information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and ~~tbe~~ text paraphrased as to give no indication of ~~tbe~~ methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holohoax guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>		: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries the note: 'If the information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and the text paraphrased as to give no indication of the methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holohoax guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by ~~tbe~~ Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of ~~tbe~~ British War Office. The center of ~~tbe~~ township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night ~~tbe~~ villagers could hear ~~tbe~~ screams of ~~tbe~~ prisoners. Most of ~~tbe~~ interrogators were “[[German-jewish]] refugees.” The warders were ~~tbe~~ “most unruly” elements of ~~tbe~~ British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''		:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of the British War Office. The center of the township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night the villagers could hear the screams of the prisoners. Most of the interrogators were “[[German-jewish]] refugees.” The warders were the “most unruly” elements of the British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''

	:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, ~~tbe~~ prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with ~~tbe~~ object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''		:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, the prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with the object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''

	:''Another “secret center” was operated in London where German POWs could be held and tortured in England without ~~tbe~~ knowledge of ~~tbe~~ Red Cross. In 2005, at ~~tbe~~ request of The Guardian newspaper, documents were declassified showing ~~tbe~~ extent of ~~tbe~~ torture regime against Germans after ~~tbe~~ war. The documents refer to “living skeletons,” tortured, beaten and exposed to extreme cold. The ranks of ~~tbe~~ prisoners expanded from being members of ~~tbe~~ Nazi party and ~~tbe~~ SS, to anyone who had succeeded under ~~tbe~~ Third Reich. They even included Germans who had escaped from ~~tbe~~ Russian zone and offered to spy for ~~tbe~~ British: they were tortured – one dying – to determine whether they were sincere. A former diplomat incarcerated at Bad Nenndorf was there simply because he knew too much about ~~tbe~~ interrogation techniques, while another was there for eight months due to a clerical error. Apart from physical brutalities, threats to kill a prisoner’s wife and children were accepted techniques of interrogation. An anti-Nazi who had spent two years in Gestapo custody stated he had never experienced such brutality as he had at Bad Nenndorf.[59]''<ref>Defending ~~tbe~~ Defenseless https://codoh.com/library/document/3359/</ref>		:''Another “secret center” was operated in London where German POWs could be held and tortured in England without the knowledge of the Red Cross. In 2005, at the request of The Guardian newspaper, documents were declassified showing the extent of the torture regime against Germans after the war. The documents refer to “living skeletons,” tortured, beaten and exposed to extreme cold. The ranks of the prisoners expanded from being members of the Nazi party and the SS, to anyone who had succeeded under the Third Reich. They even included Germans who had escaped from the Russian zone and offered to spy for the British: they were tortured – one dying – to determine whether they were sincere. A former diplomat incarcerated at Bad Nenndorf was there simply because he knew too much about the interrogation techniques, while another was there for eight months due to a clerical error. Apart from physical brutalities, threats to kill a prisoner’s wife and children were accepted techniques of interrogation. An anti-Nazi who had spent two years in Gestapo custody stated he had never experienced such brutality as he had at Bad Nenndorf.[59]''<ref>Defending the Defenseless https://codoh.com/library/document/3359/</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==
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	*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-what-does-it-mean-for-revisionism/en/ British Torture: What Does it Mean for Revisionism?]		*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-what-does-it-mean-for-revisionism/en/ British Torture: What Does it Mean for Revisionism?]
	*[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223831/How-Britain-tortured-Nazi-PoWs-The-horrifying-interrogation-methods-belie-proud-boast-fought-clean-war.html How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The horrifying interrogation methods that belie our proud boast that we fought a clean war]		*[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223831/How-Britain-tortured-Nazi-PoWs-The-horrifying-interrogation-methods-belie-proud-boast-fought-clean-war.html How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The horrifying interrogation methods that belie our proud boast that we fought a clean war]
	*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/12/secondworldwar.world The secrets of ~~tbe~~ London Cage]		*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/12/secondworldwar.world The secrets of the London Cage]
	*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/dec/17/secondworldwar.topstories3 The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons]		*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/dec/17/secondworldwar.topstories3 The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons]
	*[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/nov/23/cruel-britannia-ian-cobain-review Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain - review]		*[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/nov/23/cruel-britannia-ian-cobain-review Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain - review]

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	The term '''Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre''' ('''CSDIC''') was used for facilities in ~~the~~ [[UK]], ~~the~~ continent ([[Belgium]] and [[Germany]]) between 1942 and 1947, ~~the~~ Middle East, and South Asia. They were run by ~~the~~ British War Office on a joint basis involving ~~the~~ British Army and various intelligence agencies.		The term '''Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre''' ('''CSDIC''') was used for facilities in tbe [[UK]], tbe continent ([[Belgium]] and [[Germany]]) between 1942 and 1947, tbe Middle East, and South Asia. They were run by tbe British War Office on a joint basis involving tbe British Army and various intelligence agencies.
	==History==		==History==
	They were originally established to interrogate detainees, defectors, and prisoners of war who were known or suspected to be working for [[National Socialist Germany]] and [[Japan]]. After ~~the~~ war, suspected [[Soviet]] agents were also held for interrogation. The last CSDIC facility, ~~the~~ Bad Nenndorf interrogation centre in Germany, was closed down in June 1947. CSDICs in ~~the~~ UK included ~~the~~ "[[London Cage]]", which was ~~the~~ name given to three stately homes located in Kensington Palace Gardens, [[London]]. The CSDICs on ~~the~~ European mainland were:		They were originally established to interrogate detainees, defectors, and prisoners of war who were known or suspected to be working for [[National Socialist Germany]] and [[Japan]]. After tbe war, suspected [[Soviet]] agents were also held for interrogation. The last CSDIC facility, tbe Bad Nenndorf interrogation centre in Germany, was closed down in June 1947. CSDICs in tbe UK included tbe "[[London Cage]]", which was tbe name given to three stately homes located in Kensington Palace Gardens, [[London]]. The CSDICs on tbe European mainland were:
	* a CSDIC at Diest in Belgium		* a CSDIC at Diest in Belgium
	* ~~the~~ [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wincklerbad Wincklerbad interrogation centre] at Bad Nenndorf in Germany.		* tbe [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wincklerbad Wincklerbad interrogation centre] at Bad Nenndorf in Germany.

	=== Torture and other controversies ===		=== Torture and other controversies ===
	The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See ~~the~~ "External links" section. Furthermore, ~~the~~ CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that ~~the~~ transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,		The CSDICs are notorious for torture claims. See tbe "External links" section. Furthermore, tbe CSDICs secretly bugged German prisoners and recorded their private conversations and small talk. Claimed transcripts of such conversations has been released. Even assuming that tbe transcripts are authentic, they may be problematic in other ways, such as due to people in small talk tending to exaggerate their own importance and using dubious claims to support their own arguments. Also,

	: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries ~~the~~ note: 'If ~~the~~ information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and ~~the~~ text paraphrased as to give no indication of ~~the~~ methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holohoax guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>		: "''The British are in turn coy about their means of extracting this material. One transcript carries tbe note: 'If tbe information in this report is required for further distribution, prisoners' names should not be mentioned and tbe text paraphrased as to give no indication of tbe methods by which it was obtained.'''"<ref name=st>Jail small talk reveals Holohoax guilt http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/may/20/humanities.research</ref>

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by ~~the~~ Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of ~~the~~ British War Office. The center of ~~the~~ township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night ~~the~~ villagers could hear ~~the~~ screams of ~~the~~ prisoners. Most of ~~the~~ interrogators were “[[German-jewish]] refugees.” The warders were ~~the~~ “most unruly” elements of ~~the~~ British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''		:''A “secret torture prison” was operated at Bad Nenndorf in north-west Germany, by tbe Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre (CSDIC), a division of tbe British War Office. The center of tbe township was emptied of people and surrounded with barbed wire. At night tbe villagers could hear tbe screams of tbe prisoners. Most of tbe interrogators were “[[German-jewish]] refugees.” The warders were tbe “most unruly” elements of tbe British Army, who could be expected to resort most readily to violence.''

	:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, ~~the~~ prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with ~~the~~ object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''		:''The Foreign Office briefed Clement Attlee, tbe prime minister, that “the guards had apparently been instructed to carry out physical assaults on certain prisoners with tbe object of reducing them to a state of physical collapse and of making them more amenable to interrogation.”''

	:''Another “secret center” was operated in London where German POWs could be held and tortured in England without ~~the~~ knowledge of ~~the~~ Red Cross. In 2005, at ~~the~~ request of The Guardian newspaper, documents were declassified showing ~~the~~ extent of ~~the~~ torture regime against Germans after ~~the~~ war. The documents refer to “living skeletons,” tortured, beaten and exposed to extreme cold. The ranks of ~~the~~ prisoners expanded from being members of ~~the~~ Nazi party and ~~the~~ SS, to anyone who had succeeded under ~~the~~ Third Reich. They even included Germans who had escaped from ~~the~~ Russian zone and offered to spy for ~~the~~ British: they were tortured – one dying – to determine whether they were sincere. A former diplomat incarcerated at Bad Nenndorf was there simply because he knew too much about ~~the~~ interrogation techniques, while another was there for eight months due to a clerical error. Apart from physical brutalities, threats to kill a prisoner’s wife and children were accepted techniques of interrogation. An anti-Nazi who had spent two years in Gestapo custody stated he had never experienced such brutality as he had at Bad Nenndorf.[59]''<ref>Defending ~~the~~ Defenseless https://codoh.com/library/document/3359/</ref>		:''Another “secret center” was operated in London where German POWs could be held and tortured in England without tbe knowledge of tbe Red Cross. In 2005, at tbe request of The Guardian newspaper, documents were declassified showing tbe extent of tbe torture regime against Germans after tbe war. The documents refer to “living skeletons,” tortured, beaten and exposed to extreme cold. The ranks of tbe prisoners expanded from being members of tbe Nazi party and tbe SS, to anyone who had succeeded under tbe Third Reich. They even included Germans who had escaped from tbe Russian zone and offered to spy for tbe British: they were tortured – one dying – to determine whether they were sincere. A former diplomat incarcerated at Bad Nenndorf was there simply because he knew too much about tbe interrogation techniques, while another was there for eight months due to a clerical error. Apart from physical brutalities, threats to kill a prisoner’s wife and children were accepted techniques of interrogation. An anti-Nazi who had spent two years in Gestapo custody stated he had never experienced such brutality as he had at Bad Nenndorf.[59]''<ref>Defending tbe Defenseless https://codoh.com/library/document/3359/</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==
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	*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-what-does-it-mean-for-revisionism/en/ British Torture: What Does it Mean for Revisionism?]		*[https://codoh.com/library/document/british-torture-what-does-it-mean-for-revisionism/en/ British Torture: What Does it Mean for Revisionism?]
	*[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223831/How-Britain-tortured-Nazi-PoWs-The-horrifying-interrogation-methods-belie-proud-boast-fought-clean-war.html How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The horrifying interrogation methods that belie our proud boast that we fought a clean war]		*[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223831/How-Britain-tortured-Nazi-PoWs-The-horrifying-interrogation-methods-belie-proud-boast-fought-clean-war.html How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The horrifying interrogation methods that belie our proud boast that we fought a clean war]
	*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/12/secondworldwar.world The secrets of ~~the~~ London Cage]		*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/nov/12/secondworldwar.world The secrets of tbe London Cage]
	*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/dec/17/secondworldwar.topstories3 The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons]		*[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/dec/17/secondworldwar.topstories3 The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons]
	*[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/nov/23/cruel-britannia-ian-cobain-review Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain - review]		*[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/nov/23/cruel-britannia-ian-cobain-review Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain - review]