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To this day, 82-year-old Gordon Redtfeldt of Visalia will not leave food on his plate.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25 -- As Lea Ingel waited at John F. Kennedy International Airport, she was not sure what she would say when she was reunited with the Catholic woman whose family sheltered her on their Lithuania farm during the Holocaust.
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The handwritten accounts of more than 80,000 prisoners of war including Sir Douglas Bader, Donald Pleasence and Ronald Searle, are to be made public for the first time.
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CAMP ZAMA, Japan  - US Sergeant Charles Jenkins, 64, tearfully told a military court that he walked into North Korea scared of dying on patrol and stayed in the Stalinist state for 39 years through beatings and fear.
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For nearly four decades, he was a prisoner of the North Koreans. Then US Army deserter Charles Jenkins came to Japan this year, faced a court-martial and was sentenced to a month in jail.
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He may yet drop out, but an imprisoned militant's challenge highlights the political shackles on the U.S.-favored Mahmoud Abbas
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Glenwood "Peck" Vance of Sedgwick hasn't talked much about his experiences as a bomber crewman during World War II.
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Shot down in 1944, a former POW will get his Purple Heart. More than six decades later, Don Austin can recall in detail the day he was shot down on a bombing raid over Nazi Germany.
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World War II is near its end. The Nazi empire is crumbling from its edges inward as Soviet and Allied forces advance. Millions of Jews, Gypsies, and political enemies of the Third Reich already have been systematically exterminated. Hundreds of thousands are still in death camps praying for rescue.
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World War II veteran Jack Schwanhausser, left, president of the 104th Infantry Division Association, tells Lt.
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Coercion doesnât work. Empathy is a more powerful tool than you might think. A veteran Air Force interrogator who grilled prisoners in Iraq talks about how to gather information during wartime.
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Â· Survivor plays down talk of heroism Â· Foreign secretary updates casualty figures
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In 1942, 8-year-old Moshe Bar-Yuda walked hand-in-hand with his father to a collection point in his hometown in Slovakia and watched him being shipped off to a Nazi labor camp. The boy never saw him again, and for 66 years was left to wonder about his father's fate.
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BAD AROLSEN, Germany- World War II is near its end. The Nazi empire is crumbling from its edges inward as Soviet and Allied forces advance.Comment
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The tragedy of Ken Bigley&#39;s kidnap and eventual murder was matched only by the courage of a family who refused to give up. This is the inside story of the desperate attempts to free him.
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Thousands follow a long-dead soldier's fate as a descendant posts a series of real letters home.
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A U.S. Army medic jailed for desertion after refusing to return to Iraq is on a mission to tell young Americans about the grim realities of war before they join the military.