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“[For black soldiers], but especially those out of the South, Germany was a breath of freedom. [They could] go where they wanted, eat where they wanted, and date whom they wanted, just like other people.”
New Article by Film “The West Point - Vassar College Initiative“ > more A Breath of Freedom By Maria Höhn & Martin Klimke Palgrave Macmillan October 2010 > more |
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VARIOUS African Americans in the US Army Resources for African-American History and Culture The War: African Americans 92nd Infantry Division U.S. Army, U.S. Army in Germany: From Occupation Army to 'Keepers of Peace', 1945-1989
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