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Watching the PBS special now:
So many scenes I remember from sharing photos and stories with guys who were there.
Hemingway, Dietrich, de Gaulle, Patton finally accepting the "Black Panthers" (761st Tank Battalion) - and the hundreds of thousands of people who fought, and died, to free Europe. Continuing east, the Allies reach "the camps". Have you survived - if there is no one you know still living?
Many of the show's photos and dialogue come from the diaries of those in service. In particular, Lee Miller. > Lee Miller - Wikipedia <
"The mission of this Allied Force was fulfilled at 0241, local time, May 7th, 1945. EISENHOWER"
In honor of all those who never returned.
Tom M.
(and yes, many years later, I actually had a date with Marlene Dietrich)
The Eyes of the World: from D-Day to VE Day
Focus on the liberation of France with details on the liberation of Paris.So many scenes I remember from sharing photos and stories with guys who were there.
Hemingway, Dietrich, de Gaulle, Patton finally accepting the "Black Panthers" (761st Tank Battalion) - and the hundreds of thousands of people who fought, and died, to free Europe. Continuing east, the Allies reach "the camps". Have you survived - if there is no one you know still living?
Many of the show's photos and dialogue come from the diaries of those in service. In particular, Lee Miller. > Lee Miller - Wikipedia <
"The mission of this Allied Force was fulfilled at 0241, local time, May 7th, 1945. EISENHOWER"
In honor of all those who never returned.
Tom M.
(and yes, many years later, I actually had a date with Marlene Dietrich)