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Diary of Captain Charles LaFleur : Diary/Journal 19440306-19451222.

America in World War Two: Oral Histories and Personal Accounts Available online

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English
French
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Text in English, French.
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Description: 1940 French agenda used by Captain Charles LaFleur 1945. Includes addresses and locations served in 1944; diary begins January 10; March 21 Dismissed two Nazis, Ober and chief of police (war criminal) appointed 2 new ones. 1200 people, 1190 Catholics; Former Burgermeister was a Jew and was not interested in new appointment; April 1945 Margaret Bourke White took pictures; records names throughout of people he is meeting; May Conference at Wiesbaden to reorganize regierungsbezirke = government districts; refugee camps; etc.
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