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The people from one of the camps [Annotator's Note: he is referring to concentration camps]. They looked like ghosts in...

Jesse Schraub remained in the Army until January 1946 when he was discharged at Camp Atterbury, Indiana with the rank...

Eduardo Alberto Peniche Carvajal rejoined his outfit [Annotator's Note: 81st Airborne Antiaircraft Battalion, 101st...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Leon Bass if he has any personal regrets regarding his service during World War...

Adolph Edward Asher was in Hattiesburg [Annotator's Note: Hattiesburg, Mississippi] at Camp Shelby when he got out of...

James F. Dorris, Jr. could not believe how cruel the Germans could be to other humans [Annotator's Note: when his unit...

Ray League never heard about the Holocaust prior to entering the Army. He did not want to know, but the Germans knew....

Philip Schultz was not changed politically nor were his feelings against the Nazis altered by his wartime experience....

Sol Lazinger did not have a girlfriend while he was in the service. He did enjoy one nurse while he was in a hospital...

Robert Spint saw a concentration camp and had opinions of the Germans. His grandfather was from Germany and was injured...

Ray League was raised with authority and discipline in a Christian home so he was not changed very much by his time in...

J.M. "Jimmy" Fried, Jr.'s most memorable experience was the first battle he participated in. He was given orders to...

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