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Freeman Dyson observed a strong sense of tragedy within Europeans during the postwar years. Its genesis was from World...
In Salzburg [Annotator's Note: Salzburg, Austria], Vernon Breen participated in a Mass for the Fallen in the city's...
Leedell Neyland returned home and he could not get into the school where he wanted to. He had to wait until the next...
Rosemary Fagot remembers the difficulties she had translating for the United Fruit Company because of the cultural...
Yukio Kawamoto was a precious child for his parents. The draft got him and he went to war. Kawamoto worked for the...
James Moshovitis didn't want a career in the Navy, and used the G.I. Bill to accomplish a two year degree in business,...
William Winter had no inclination to stay in the Army after the war. He was fortunate to have come through the war...
During the occupation of Germany, Robert Geller mostly waited around to earn enough points to return home for discharge...
After the war in Europe ended, Jerome Fatora was sent to Czechoslovakia to train for the fighting in Japan. While he...
Since there was a war, Robert Madison said, he was grateful that he got to serve, even though there was discrimination...
Ivan Bodis-Wollner's father converted to Catholicism at some point. By Hungarian law, as an under-aged child, Bodis-...
George A. Sarosi and his mother lived in Szeged from 1945 to 1948. They returned to Budapest after that. No battles for...
Walter Oka said the conditions under which the POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] were transported were sparse,...
Rosette Goldstein went to Germany to accompany her mother premised on her going to where her father was murdered in...
[Annotator's Note: Ittsei Nakagawa was in a factory in Hiroshima, Japan when the atomic bomb exploded over the city on...
After a furlough [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period of time], Bill Toledo [Annotator's Note:...
Wallace Yip, Sr. returned to China and got married after the war. He brought his wife back in 1947. She did not speak...
Albert Yamamoto returned to America [Annotator's Note: in June 1947 after being in Japan for six years as an American...
Rothacker Smith felt the joy of liberation sweep over him when he saw American soldiers hoist the Stars and Stripes...
Johnny Ngai says the trouble is that they [Annotator's Note: the Veterans Administration or VA] do not help you if you...
James Anthony Saint Julien, Senior [Annotator's Note: deployed to the Philippines with the 766th Engineer Dump Truck...
Things were still hard at the end of the war. Rationing continued for about three months. Materials started coming back...
John Gehrett [Annotator's Note: as a Supply Officer of a Navy D2 Supply Unit] participated in the occupation of Japan...
There was a lot of Uncle Sam [Annotator's Note: Uncle Sam; a common national personification of the federal government...
Willie Roy Hebert had no trouble adjusting to civilian life. He was in the ROTC [Annotator's Note: Reserve Officer...
When Louis J. Armentaro got back home, he was successful as a machinist. He started two businesses. He also started a...
After being liberated from the concentration camps, Sara Aldouby's father wanted to go to Israel while her mother...
After the war, William Kahn attended college at the University of Maryland through the G.I. Bill. He worked briefly as...
Paul Gibfried does not think he would have served if he had not been drafted. He did love being in the Navy. His first...
Calvin Moore used his G.I. Bill to buy a house and go to school. The G.I. Bill was important to post World War 2...
Leon Dixon started his own company after the war. He worked a good while to save up money. He worked at the Kaiser...
One day, Eva Nathanson's mother received a letter and went away for a few days. Her uncle was a phycologist that ran...
James B. Jones started working for the Graves Registration Program. He went all over Europe looking for dead soldiers...
Carl Rieman keeps up with a few of the surviving member of his squadron [Annotator's Note: Composite Squadron 94 (VC-94...
Romay Catherine Johnson Davis finished schooling in New York [Annotator's Note: at Traphagen School of Fashion in New...
Edward E. Boyles remarked that about 90 percent of the Japanese soldiers would rather die than bring embarrassment to...

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