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Robert Bueker and some other men were taken into interrogation [Annotator's Note: after being captured in Hungary]. He...

Irwin Stovroff marched into his POW [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war] camp, Stalag Luft I, and was greeted by...

John Sacks was in a camp [Annotator's Note: Stalag Luft I in Barth, Germany] with four compounds that housed about 9,...

Irwin Stovroff and about 200 or so Jewish POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] had been separated by their German...

Olen Grant left Paris on a train which took him to a station in Frankfurt. Between the station and Dulag Luft they...

Baynham doesn't remember many details from his interrogation. He was accused of being a spy and was threatened with...

Irwin Stovroff reminds people that freedom is not free. The volunteers in the military who serve today often have to...

James McDermott does not think the Japanese surrender affected him as much as the war in Europe ending did because he...

John J. Connelly was captured by Germans when he bailed out of his plane and was transferred to Stalag Luft IV [...

Frank Buschmeier got seven letters in one day at Stalag Luft IV. One of the men volunteered to read his letters for him...

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

It was surprising to Baynham when his parachute opened. He could see a power line that he was being blown toward. He...

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