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Robert Fisch witnessed Jews working for the Germans while he was incarcerated. Those complicit kapos, as they were...

John Raaen saw the focus at the US Military Academy change after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. It became obvious...

John S. Johnson remained in Camp Kiangwang until May 1945. Their workload eased up and conditions improved as more and...

Eva Gross was born in December 1927 in Belahavo [Annotator's Note: unsure of spelling], Czechoslovakia and grew up in...

Jack Carver arrived at Utah Beach about six weeks after D-Day [Annotator's Note: D-Day was the Allied invasion of...

Wim de Jonge worked in unsafe conditions in the coal mines of Japan. He was there for about a year. That was the...

Samuel Lombardo received the Silver Star for advancing on a hill under enemy fire. His men hit the ground when the...

Edward Stone and the USS Bumper (SS-333) joined Submarine Squadron Five in the Philippines. The squad was classified as...

Thomas Houdek and other enlisted POWs [Annotator’s Note: prisoners of war] worked dawn to dusk repairing German...

After about three years at sea on different ships, Lewis M. Lee, Sr. went back to Pearl Harbor where he got orders back...

Blanche Gangwere was sent to France in February 1945. The Army had advanced far enough along that Red Cross girls could...

George Morgan mentioned Kauffman as being the only superintendant of the Naval Academy who followed his father in that...

When the Tuol Pocket was closed, Ben Skardon's company [Annotator's Note: Company A, 1st Battalion, 92nd Infantry...

John S. Johnson felt the Japanese guards had a dual personality. They could be almost effeminate or childish. Colonel...

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