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After World War 2 ended, Ralph Osterhoudt Sr. and his unit [Annotator’s Note: 575th Field Artillery Battalion] was...

After the war, Earl Flanagan worked for the Military Government because of his ability to speak French. Only two months...

[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...

Samuel Lombardo had interactions with some of the German women held as prisoners after the war. He was sent to where...

Siegfried Weinthal's most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he returned to his hometown of Esens, Germany as...

[Annotator's Note: The audio level of this interview is very low.] On VE-Day [Annotator's Note: Victory in Europe Day,...

Word of the German surrender reached Don Carter. The end of the war signals its most dangerous phase as, although the...

Walter Sapp was part of the occupying force [Annotator's Note: in Berlin, Germany] and they had a non-fraternization...

Paul Maymon [Annotator’s Note: with the 17th Field Artillery Regiment] occupied a small German village after the war’s...

Alan Moskin always says he is one of the lucky ones. He got emotional some time ago speaking and some of the guilt...

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