The book "Reports of the Committee on War Management. Massacre at Fort Pillow. Prisoners Returned" is an important documentary publication that covers the events that occurred during the Civil War in the United States of America. The authors - Daniel W. Gooch, who participated in the work of the Committee on the Management of War, as well as Benjamin F. Wade, a representative of the United States Congress, and co-authors from the committee examine the events related to the tragedy of Fort Pillow and the conditions for the return of prisoners of war. This book is an important source for understanding military-historical events and analyzing the strategy and tactics of warfare. The publication details the massive violation of human rights that occurred as a result of the massacre at Fort Pillow, and also describes the conditions of detention and the terms of return of prisoners of war. The authors draw attention to international and domestic legal norms, violations of which occurred as a result of these events. "Reports of the Committee on the Management of War. Massacre at Fort Pillow. Returned Prisoners" is a must for readers interested in the history of the American Civil War and its impact on the development of international law and human rights.