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The first thing the Americans did was open the German breweries, according to William Jucksch. They established...

Florence MacCallum [Annotator’s Note: a citizen of England working for the U.S. Army Joint Chiefs of Staff in London,...

Norman William Waldman was born in December 1924 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He served as a machine gunner in the...

Walter Sapp's father had been in World War 1 and knew what infantry was about. Sapp did not consult with his family...

Judah Samet and his family were in a gathering place for Jews [Annotator's Note: between April and June 1944 they were...

Joseph Alexander and some friends lived in a DP [Annotator's Note: displaced persons] camp in Munich [Annotator's Note...

Frank Maresca went ashore on the Albert Dock in Liverpool. When they offloaded from the ship there was no one around....

Morton Brooks was hospitalized and debriefed in England, and was in the U.K. when victory in Europe was declared. He...

Leonard Lomell and Sgt. Kuhn [Annotator's Note: US Army Staff Sergeant Jack Kuhn] kept advancing forward, but as luck...

Robert Rupp was anxious to get home, even though he had only been gone about 18 months. He had a Bronze Star [Annotator...

Baldwin didn't have much to do with Capt. Fritts, but he liked him alright. Fritts knew he was a Captain, knew he was...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Erna Deiglmayr what it felt like to be free again.] The bombing did not stop....

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