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Henry Lederer was most affected losing his friend Jerry [Annotator's Note: no further name is given] in a training...

[Annotators Note: Joseph Diamond served in the army as a combat medic with the 413th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry...

John Noack was able to keep a fair distribution system set up in his barracks to ensure everybody got a decent share....

Edgar A. Grabhorn [Annotator's Note: a prisoner of war] was moved to Frankfurt [Annotator's Note: Frankfurt, Germany]...

Richard Edward Gile was a replacement in the 104th Infantry Regiment, 26th Infantry Division in Europe during World War...

George Miles met Lloyd Polette [Annotator's Note: US Army First Lieutenant Lloyd L. Polette; awarded the Distinguished...

Eugene Yackel was born in March 1925 in Sanborn, Minnesota. He was raised on a farm. He spent the first ten or 12 years...

Ed Rendelman was born in 1919 in Detroit, Michigan. His family moved to southern Illinois six weeks after he was born...

Meade Willis was at Dachau [Annotator's Note: serving with the 103rd Infantry Division which liberated Dachau...

Fred Amram remembers seeing the words “only for Jews” on a bench at a park. The letter J was on the shops owned by Jews...

After Leonard Gaj made his jumps and went through strenuous training, he was told he would be given a furlough [...

[Annotator's Note: Paul Arst and the interviewer discuss some of his old comrades and their current whereabouts.] One...

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