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"In the end, the German soldier faced the greatest ignominy which any soldier can receive. His own people discredited and betrayed him. The people knew the war was lost. They knew too that fanatical resistance meant that their homes and their fields were lost, too. Many an American soldier owes his life (though from the long range point of view, not his gratitude) to the very people who heiled Hitler into power. They would stool-pigeon on those SS troops who remained behind our lines to carry out guerrilla warfare."

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VE-Day in Germany (Commonweal, 1945)

VE-Day in Germany (Commonweal, 1945)

VE-Day in Germany (Commonweal, 1945)

VE-Day in Germany (Commonweal, 1945)

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