I Live Like A King Soldier Writes Of His Life In Germany
David A Reed formerly of the city now with the 302 Military Intelligence Platoon in Berlin describes life for American troops in postwar Germany. He notes modern apartments, abundant food, a well supplied PX, recreation, a movie in Tom’s Compound, and duties as an interpreter with Military Intelligence. Reed discusses POW camps, Nazi leaders held for questioning, and his move from Marburg to Oberursel to begin intelligence work.
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War Years Echo In Frankfurt Yet Lives Carry On
A traveler recalls Frankfurt severely damaged by conflict yet bustling with life as antique shops and art dealers display lavish wares. A fire at Orrison's newsstand on West Patrick Street is quickly put out by volunteer fireman Edward Akers who used a transom panel to beat back the flames after a cigarette set the awning alight.
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