Whiteway, Curtis.
Curtis Whiteway, who served in the 99th US Army Infantry Division during World War II, resides in Plainfield, Vermont.
From the description of World War II: American Servicemen (POWs) in Stalags, forced marches, death marches, and separated because of religion, color or nationality and forced to go to special concentration camps instead of Stalags scrapbook. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). WorldCat record id: 122566589
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| creatorOf | Whiteway, Curtis. World War II: American Servicemen (POWs) in Stalags, forced marches, death marches, and separated because of religion, color or nationality and forced to go to special concentration camps instead of Stalags scrapbook. | United States Holocaust Memorial Museum |
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| associatedWith | Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei Deutscher Volkssturm. | corporateBody |
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| Stalag XIA (Germany : Prisoner of war camp) | |||
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