GIs Remember: Liberating the Concentration Camps

Even before the start of World War II in 1939, reports of terror and murder by the Nazi regime in Germany had drawn the attention of the civilized world. But it was not until the final stages of the war in Europe that the full reality became known. It was then that the American, British, Russian, and other Allied armies began to overrun the network of thousands of cencentration camps, labor cams and death camps that dotted the European landscape. The victims, allied forces, effect and interaction, who were the liberators? The final section illustrates the close ties and continuing involvement of Jewish soldiers with survivors after the war.
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Author/Artist:National Museum of American Jewish Military History
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