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Stalag Luft was for airmen only. Luft is the German word for air. There were 8000 or 10000 of them there. There were...

Guy Stern was given the duty of editing the interrogation reports they produced as investigators of war criminals after...

James Crane’s brother was taken prisoner by the Germans [Annotator’s Note: after being shot down over the Ploesti...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Delbert Wombacher how World War 2 changed his and his life.] That is the...

Kenneth F. Thomas treated a lot of bullet and shrapnel wounds when treating troops. He also treated civilian children...

After returning to the United States, Edward Grant remained in the military for some time as an instructor. He was...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks William Larson to talk about the process of returning to the United States.] A...

One night they [Annotators Note: Raymond Zager and some of his fellow soldiers of the 66th Infantry Regiment, 71st...

Cecil J. V. Newton’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he saw a German jet [Annotator's Note: German...

Harold Baumgarten continues his description of American firepower [Annotator's Note: during the D-Day invasion of...

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