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First Person - Column
As the 50th anniversary of V-E Day approaches, a survivor of World War II reminisces about the day in 1944 when he lost his sight after being severely beaten by concentration camp guards and left for dead. He survived through the help of his friends and inmates.See the full content of this document
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Remember, not to forget: reflections.
The fiftieth-anniversary observances of the defeat of the maniacal Nazi machine in Germany are nearly over. On June 6, 1994, the anniversary of D-Day - the beginning of the end of Nazi tyranny in Europe - was observed with reverence, solemnity, and respect for the men and women who lost their lives fighting that evil. One of the American veterans visiting the gravesites of his fallen comrades pointed at the white crosses and white Stars of David and remarked, "The world must n...
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