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Herman Molen remembers when they found out they were free. [Annotator’s Note: Molen and others were liberated from a...

Alfred Dietrick boarded his landing craft about two in the morning [Annotator's Note: with Company B, 1st Battalion,...

[Annotators Note: Fred Hirsekorn served in the army as a gunner, then tank commander, and finally tank platoon...

George H. Roxandich [Annotator's Note: a German prisoner of war] was eventually liberated. The guards were gone, and...

[Annotator's Note: Lloyd Burns was a prisoner of war in Oflag XIII-B in Hammelburg, Germany.] Lloyd Burns began raiding...

Galloway notes that as long as he was ahead of the German officers behind him he could sneak into a house. Galloway...

Baum recalls the POWs at Hammelburg and the concentration camps victims they encountered. They brought their...

In 1948 Lou Brissie went to spring training, after which he returned to Philadelphia to play the Phillies. After the...

As the leader of interrogations, Joseph Kanter [Annotator's Note: with 2nd Battalion, 406th Infantry Regiment, 102nd...

Lutz Windisch and his fellow prisoners [Annotator's Note: he was taken prisoner by Russian forces near Breslau, Poland...

James McDermott says that the Germans did not treat them badly. If you were taken by the Luftwaffe [Annotator's Note:...

Eveline Peardon and her siblings visited the young soldiers every day after D-Day [Annotator’s Note: the 6 June 1944...

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