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Henry Langrehr and his fellow prisoners of war entered Auschwitz [Annotator's Note: Auschwitz I; Oświęcim, Poland] in a...

Raymond VanDuzer believed that he would not be a prisoner forever. Once in captivity in Germany, they were marched a...

Robert Wolf carried an M1 rifle [Annotator's Note: .30 caliber M1 semi-automatic rifle, also known as the M1 Garand]....

Henrietta Harkness [Annotator's Note: an Army nurse with the 24th Evacuation Hospital] left on D-Day [Annotator's Note...

Christopher Blake was born in New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York] in 1921, but spent most of his life in...

Fred B. Morgan Junior was one of the original members of the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment. He went through jump...

[Annotator’s Note: At the beginning of the segment, the interviewer explains to interviewee how the interview will run...

The Nazis were on their march throughout Europe but his family kept their trip [Annotators Note: their immigration to...

[Annotator's Note: Joseph Lesniewski joined Company E, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne...

Matthew A. Reluga was not capable of going to the Naval Academy [Annotator's Note: United States Naval Academy,...

Leonard Spivey noted that there was a lot of commotion when they were burrowing through the tunnel. Some of the guys in...

As a child [Annotator’s Note: in Berlin, Germany from 1941 to 1944], Norman Weber studied various subjects in school....

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