Joseph G. Fogg letter and obituary letter obituary.

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Joseph G. Fogg letter and obituary letter obituary.

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Joseph G. Fogg's letter to his parents (dated 30 Apr 1945) describes what he saw at Bergen-Belsen a week after its liberation: the health conditions of and care given to the camp's surviving inmates; the camp's sanitary conditions; and the fate of some of the camp's SS guards. The photocopied obituary for Joseph G. Fogg, from the 04 Apr 1992 issue of The Plain Dealer, provides additional information about Fogg's military experiences, interests, and family life,

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Fogg, Joseph G.

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Joseph G. Fogg (Cleveland, Ohio, 1920 - Moreland Hills, 1992) was disqualified for American military service in World War II because of poor eyesight; he volunteered as an ambulance driver for an American Field Service unit attached to the 8th British Army, and served from 1942 to 1945. From the description of Joseph G. Fogg letter and obituary letter obituary. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). WorldCat record id: 122595510 ...