GI Saved VE Issue For 50 Years V-E Day Front Page Found
A World War II Stars and Stripes issue saved for 50 years by GI Stringfield narrates the May 8 1945 V E Day front page announcing Germanys unconditional surrender. The report notes proclamations expected from Truman Churchill and Stalin and recounts Stringfields Naples service and wartime journey. It highlights the two Stripes editions he preserved and the caution against premature celebration amid Pacific fighting.
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Harry Truman
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Stringfield
Red Cross
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Italy
Bath
String- Geld
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Florida
Hazel Stringfield
Carl Langley
Germany
United States
Britain
Pacific
V E Day celebrations mark 50th anniversary across Europe and U S
Thousands of World War II veterans joined commemorations in Europe and Britain with leaders from 54 nations in London. Vice President Al Gore spoke at the Cambridge American Cemetery, noting the war’s lessons and risks of barbarism if ignored. Queen Mother Elizabeth opened Hyde Park ceremonies and veterans recalled Dun Kirk to D Day.
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al Gore
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Paris
Berlin
Moscow
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
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