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If you have any information on the following searches, please e-mail the following:

French Dora-Mittelbau Survivor, Michel Depierre

is searching for Francois Gevaert who was "Shreiber" Kommando 137 (Werke II). He was 20-years-old in 1945 (at Dora) and was from Belgium.

Sophie Depierre, daughter of French Dora-Mittelbau Survivor, Michele Depierre

is searching for the African-American soldier who snapped his picture 55 years ago, as he rested only days after his liberation.

Wojciech Kosc

The girlfriend of Wojciech Kosc is searching for her grandfather, Wladyslaw Wilczynski, prisoner
number 109840, who was moved from Gross-Rosen Camp to Mittelbau-Dora on February 2, 1945.

Lloyd Lewis Schultz

Nordhausen survivor, Lloyd Lewis Schultz, is looking for anyone who might remember him from the camp.

Francoise Vangaever

The daughter of Gustaaf Vangaever is searching for anyone who remembers her father.

Zoltan "Broulgh" Guttman - Survivor of Auschwitz and Mittelbau Dora

Zoltan Guttman and his daughter Vivian are searching for the American soldiers (Timberwolves) who rescued him. Mr. Guttman went by the name "Zoltan Broulgh" during the war and he worked in the underground factory until March of 1945. He was taken on a march to flee Russian and American soldiers. During the march, he escaped death when he hid under a bridge beside a brick factory between Bernburg and Halle at the Salle River. (He later discovered the comrades he had been marching with were killed only six km from the bridge.) He left his hiding place and met two Polish workers who told him the Americans were there. The owners of the brick factory cleaned and fed him and introduced him to an American soldier who was going house-to-house. The soldier gave him chocolate and gum. Zoltan went into the American command center and they hospitalized him for a few weeks. Mr. Guttman went with the soldiers to La Havre France to wait for orders to fight in the Pacific but he decided to return home. The captain sent him back to Paris in a jeep and gave him two twenty dollar checks. In Paris he was with American soldiers for a month. Later he stayed one month at a Luxemburg radio station that he thinks was Radio Free Europe. When he reached Prague, he was able to find his way home to Slovakia in late September of 1945.

Search for 415th Regiment Veterans

Terry Tucker - 104th Infantry, 415th regiment, company F

Terry Tucker, son of Lt. Walter C. Tucker (415/F) would appreciate "any information you may be able to share about the 415th regiment, company F."

Rick Fay, Son of Timberwolf George M. Fay

would appreciate any information about his father's service in World War II. Fay says his father went to Normandy on D-Day and fought to Cologne, where he was wounded. Also, when George grabbed an enemy grenade that threatened his comrades, he was badly wounded, but saved the men in his patrol.

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