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German POWs Were Shocked By America’s Industrial Might After Arriving In The United States-ZZ
June 4th, 1943. Railroad Street, Mexia, Texas. The pencil trembled slightly as Unafitzia Verer Burkhart wrote in his hidden diary, recording words that would have…
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German Pilots Laughed At The P-47 Thunderbolt, Until Its Eight .50s Rained Lead on Them-ZZ
April 8th, 1943. 27,000 ft above Kong, France. The oxygen mask couldn’t hide Oberloitant Ralph Hermachin’s smirk as he watched the unggainainely silhouettes climbing laboriously…
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Japanese Pilots Examined Captured Hellcat—Then Understood Why Their Zeros Had 19:1 Loss Ratio-ZZ
The morning of June 23rd, 1944, Yokosuka Naval Air Technical Arsenal, 30 mi south of Tokyo. Three Japanese Navy test pilots stand in a sealed…
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The LARGEST Warship Sinking In HISTORY By A Submarine-ZZ
At 0317 on the morning of November 29, 1944, Commander Joseph Enight watched through his periscope as a warship longer than three football fields turned…
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The LARGEST Warship Sinking In HISTORY By A Submarine-ZZ – Part 2
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A Rare Moment of Humanity in WWII — German POW Children in US Custody-ZZ
April 3rd, 1945. Hutenberg Rectenbach, Hessen, Germany. The ground trembled beneath the boots of the 9inth US Army as they swept through the shattered village…
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German POWs Laughed at America—Until They Saw the Prison Camps-ZZ
June 12th, 1944. Normandy, France. Ober Euphr Hans Vber crouched in a shattered farmhouse as American shells walked closer with each volley. Through the smoke…
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WWII POW Camp Story You’ve Never Heard — German Kids in America-ZZ
April 3rd, 1945. Hessen, Germany. 16-year-old Hans Gearorg Hank stood with his hands raised, tears streaming down his face. 3 months of training. That’s all…
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We Couldn’t Take It Anymore: German Female POWs Reveal the Shocking Treatment by U.S. Soldiers-ZZ
February 12th, 1945. Rings, Northern France. The converted warehouse smelled of damp concrete and diesel fuel. 63 German women stood in formation inside what had…
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Are We Allowed to Smile? German Children POW Asked After Entering an American Camp-ZZ
October 14th, 1945. Camp Aliceville, Alabama. 37 boys stood in formation under the guard tower shadow, faces blank as stone. The youngest was 14. The…
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- She Was Mocked for Being a Widow at Twenty, Until a Cowboy Said ‘You’re Perfect to Me’
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