Abstract
The material in this article deals with the nineteen major prisons and the 145 local jails in the Eastern Military District (Bavaria). It does not cover the prisons in the two other districts in the U. S. Zone of occupation. The author has lately' returned after three years in the European Theater of Operations. He was Chief of the Prisons Branch in the Office of Military Government of Bavaria from May, 1945 to October, 1946; served five months as a prison officer with the 21st British Army, and after the invasion was Prison Officer with the 6th Army Group in France. Prior to the war, he was a member of the faculty of the University of Pittsburgh during twelve years.-EDIToR.
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