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After the Nuremburg edicts [Annotator's Note: the Nuremburg Laws] and Krystalnacht [Annotator's Note: the occasion of...

Erna Deiglmayr visited Bergen-Belsen [Annotator's Note: Bergen-Belsen concentration camp near Bergen, Germany] with...

After World War 2, Charles R. Brown had a hard time adjusting to civilian life and opening about his combat experiences...

Frank Jasicko was born in March 1924 in Tracy, Montana and grew up in nearby Great Falls. He enjoyed playing sports....

Robert Bassemir was in a large battle for the first time. After a couple of weeks, the men [Annotator's Note: Company I...

Late in the war, Otis Gatewood said, there was a lot of propaganda circulating on the front lines. Hitler [Annotator's...

George Wesley McGee's service means more to him today than it did when he was first discharged. At the time, he just...

Kenneth J. Hanson's most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he invited a battered German soldier into his...

John Singlaub lectured around the country after his career in the United States Army. He had two major themes. One...

Richard Ford was wading through the water on Omaha [Annotators Note: on Omaha Beach on 6 June 1944]. An LCI driver came...

Richard Duchossois and the 610th Tank Destroyer Battalion were attached to the 80th Infantry Division at the time of...

Carrol Joy was born in Morris County about 25 miles south of Manhattan, Kansas in 1920. He had one brother and one...

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