| Meet and talk with English people in the Aldbourne area who housed the paratroopers. Learn what it was like for the two cultures to interact for nearly 9 months |
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| Meet and talk with people from Normandy to understand what it was like to live under 4 years of German occupation and then be liberated on D-Day. Learn what impact that day and the battles afterward had on that area and their lives. |
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| Meet and talk with Dutch people who watched the skies as they filled with parachutes on Sept. 17th during operation Market-Garden. Talk with people from the Dutch resistance and learn what it was like to be a child during the war. |
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| Meet and talk with Belgians in the Ardennes area who lived through the Battle of the Bulge. Hear stories of courage from resistance fighters and people who had their houses change hands several times in the battle. |
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| Ernst Grube
being a child during WWII and having a Jewish mother, he recollects clearly the atrocities that were committed against his kin. He was placed in a Jewish home for children, and experienced more than half of the children there being transported to the death camps. |
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| Franz Joseph Müller being a fair haired German boy, he had to join the Hitler Youth. Very quickly, he discovered that fascism was tearing up his country. During his rebellious military service in France he was captured by the Gestapo and tried before the high court in Munich for treason.
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| Max Mannheimer
born in 1920 in Czechoslovakia, he survived the death camp of Ausschwitz-Birkenau, the concentration camps of Dachau and Theresienstadt and the Warsaw Ghetto. Having lost six relatives in the death camps, he recalls every detail like it was yesterday. |
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