Pvt. Hyman Schulman, the liberator, died in 2013, but his family had read letters of that period and of the prisoners he freed. He never spoke beyond those letters – too traumatised by the war to speak freely.
How convenient that the only witness who can corroborate her story is dead.
>Pvt. Hyman Schulman, the liberator, died in 2013, but his family had read letters of that period and of the prisoners he freed. He never spoke beyond those letters – too traumatised by the war to speak freely.
How convenient that the only witness who can corroborate her story is dead.
And jewish
And jewish
A jewish-American soldier on the front lines? Yeah, when pigs fly.
A jewish-American soldier on the front lines? Yeah, when pigs fly.
Front lines? By all accounts, Auschwitz was unguarded and abandoned when the US "liberated" it.
Front lines? By all accounts, Auschwitz was unguarded and abandoned when the US "liberated" it.
And also has a name that (((echoes))).
And also has a name that (((echoes))).
pvt schulman was probably some OSI high speed low drag parachute into enemy Poland with his kippuh klipped on.
pvt schulman was probably some OSI high speed low drag parachute into enemy Poland with his kippuh klipped on.
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