Oct 24, Tuesday-Journal Entry-Survey continues

Oct. 24 Bech towards Echternach then Herborn to Osweiler and Herborn to Berboug-

Party 1 doesn't seem to like it here-could be the 2nd fiddle idea-some of them are scared of the German Patrols-Hall wakes up screaming at nite-

Usual Buzz bombs overhead-We're using 1 W.C. & 1 jeep to carry party-

Apple Turnovers for supper

"Mask of Dimetrios" Peter Lore in hall across from church.

While on vacation in Istanbul, mystery novelist Cornelius Leyden (Peter Lorre) is given the opportunity to view the body of the recently deceased criminal mastermind Dimitrios Makropoulos (Zachary Scott). Upon seeing the body, Leyden becomes obsessed with uncovering the story behind the crime lord's rise to power. With the help of local police Colonel Haki (Kurt Katch), Leyden journeys across Europe, piecing together a sordid narrative of Makropoulos' life and uncovering long-buried secrets.

Release date: June 23, 1944 (USA)

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July 20 1945 Letter to Mom

Bensheim Germany July 20th 1945 Dearest Mom, I started to get a letter off to you last night about midnight. I was corporal of the guard on duty in the orderly room. But an electrical storm was commencing and I no sooner got paper and pen out than a crash of lightning hit the power relay station nearby and all the lights went out. That storm was a beaut. Great jagged forks of lightning playing everywhere and the thunder sounded like all the artillery in the E.T.O. (European theater of operations) was sounding off in unison. In between flashes it was pitch black but most of the time (for about a half hour) you could read street signs a block away it was so bright. One triple forked bolt lit up the castle up on the hill and really made an eerie scene. You (You) know this is the first place I've seen actual balls of lightning. They looked like balls of fire. Mail came in at last yesterday. A big batch of it and it was really swell to hear what's going on at hom...

November 4th 1945 Embarkation! Headed Home on the USS Westerly Victory ship

Watch for Lu's binoculars in many of his photos. They might be his best used acquisition from the war. This mimeographed newsletter is an interesting view into the voyage home.

June 6th Journal Entry-Buchenwald Tour-Air Field-

Not sure where this was taken, but seems to be a fallen 3rd Reich eagle symbol This one captioned 'hand' If you zoom in you can see the scar on the back of his right hand from when he was injured by falling tree limbs when they were near a German plane that was strafing the area. June 6th Went on trip to Weimar to see Buchenwald internment camp. Former inmate took us through. Saw Jerry Air Field also. Trip took us through beautiful ski country. Marilu: Wish I'd known this to ask him about it or that he had written more about his impressions and experiences for this day. Follow the link for a description of the camp for those who visit now. https://www.tracesofwar.com/sights/403/Concentration-Camp-Buchenwald.htm Buchenwald concentration camp From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search "Buchenwald" redirects here. For other uses, see Buchenwald (disambiguation) . ...

Winsor War Notes-Luther Snow Winsor's WW II experiences

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