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WWII War Crimes by Peggy Scholberg
International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg with Soviet, British, American, and French flags. Nov. 1945 My mother, during a visit to Paris right after VJ Day (Victory in Japan) my mother stumbles upon an investigator working in a small courtroom. He was preparing for the war crimes trials that were planned to be held in Nuremburg, Germany. She was invited in to watch. Within a matter of months, something historical was about to occur. The Nuremberg Trial would be the fir
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Three visits to Paris by Peggy Scholberg
Can you imagine seeing the city of Paris crowded with American GIs? Paris was liberated in August of 1944. Soldiers famously marched through Champs-Élysées in a victory parade. Immediately, vast numbers of American GIs and Jeeps filled the streets, bars, and historic places. Evening celebrations were filled with dining, dancing, and drinking some of the area’s finest wines and champagnes. Three times my mother visited Paris as described in Girls in a World at War. Each vis
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