Records and photographs relating to American Jews held as prisoners of war during World War II clippings telegram letters article photograph.

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Records and photographs relating to American Jews held as prisoners of war during World War II clippings telegram letters article photograph.

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Relates to Winfield Rosenberg's experience and the experiences of some of his American Jewish comrades at Stalag IX-B, Bad Orb, Germany, and at Berga am Elster, a Buchenwald subcamp. There also is some information about a death march involving Rosenberg and other American prisoners of war, and their subsequent liberation by the 90th Infantry Division.

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Rosenberg, Winfield.

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Winfield Rosenberg, a native of Lititz, Pennsylvania, was a private in the US Army assigned to the 106th Infantry Division during World War II. Initially, the US War Department notified his parents the he was missing-in-action (MIA) on 16 Dec 1944. In March 1945, the War Department again notified his next-of-kin that he had became a prisoner of war during the "Battle of the Bulge." He was sent to Stalag IX-B at Bad Orb, Germany. Rosenberg said that in Feb 1945 the commandant of the camp ordered ...

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