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Herbert W. Ridyard performed guard duty at a bakery at Mettmann, Germany after the war. This duty consisted of two...

Charles Magnifico still suffers today from his injuries [Annotator's Note: Magnifico developed immersion foot syndrome...

Samuel Lombardo had 100 people working for him in the effort to get the palace and courtroom ready [Annotator's Note:...

In April 1946, Siegfried Weinthal enlisted in the Army because he wanted to return to Europe. After basic training in...

James Sandoz was in Germany when the war ended. He does not recall how he heard, perhaps by an officer. They were moved...

Arthur Spaulding and his outfit [Annotator's Note: in 2nd Platoon, Company B, 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion]...

Among the prisoners in Ralph Sykes' prison were Hermann Goering's wife and daughter. The wives of other prisoners were...

After basic training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Ralph Osterhoudt Sr. was sent by train to Baltimore, Maryland and...

Frank Biondo was not doing much after the war was over. He took a furlough [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a person off camera prompting the interviewee to answer the interviewer’s questions...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks William Larson to talk about what an average day was like for him.] His average...

Immediately after the war, Alfred "Al" Danegger started taking college students to Europe on bicycle trips. On one of...

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