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Margaret Kerry remembers the time when no one knew if television would take over the movies. The movie stars could be...

Mary Konen worked for a Jewish dentist who performed dentistry work on German POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war...

When Edwin McAuliffe was a kid during the war there were things everywhere that reminded people that there was a war...

Dr. Norman Francis did not follow the war closely. He devoted his time to school and sports. His parents had said to...

Betty Peak worked at the Boeing Aircraft Company [Annotator's Note: in Wichita, Kansas]. Every plane had a letter...

Peggy Upham was in an accelerated program [Annotator's Note: in the Curtiss-Wright Engineering Cadettes at Purdue...

Adelaide Benjamin knows the preservation of the memory of the war by The National WWII Museum is important. She has...

James Lee's most memorable experience of World War 2 is the attack itself [Annotator's Note: the Japanese attack on...

Gretchen Wronka’s father, Loren Hintz, was killed in action while serving in the Army Air Corps during World War 2....

Betty Masket started back in school in September [Annotator's Note: September 1945] and graduated that year or the year...

Florence G. Shutsy-Reynolds ran stores for almost 14 years. She would make the things people could not find. She was...

Marietta Baham worked in the mail and communications department [Annotator's Note: at Jackson Barracks in New Orleans,...

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