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== Camp and themes == | == Camp and themes == | ||
* [[The Stories/Camp Ritchie Background|Camp Ritchie Background]] — Founding of the Military Intelligence Training Center | * [[The Stories/Camp Ritchie Background|Camp Ritchie Background]] — Founding of the Military Intelligence Training Center | ||
* [[The Stories/Life in Camp Ritchie|Life in Camp Ritchie]] — Quotes from Bauer’s film about everyday training life | |||
* [[The Stories/Passover at Camp Ritchie (1945)|Passover at Camp Ritchie (1945)]] — JWB/USO records of the first-night Seder for Jewish trainees, spring 1945 | |||
* [[The Stories/Camp Ritchie naturalization (July 1943)|Camp Ritchie naturalization (July 1943)]] — ''Washington Post'' report of 85 soldiers naturalized (almost all from Camp Ritchie) | |||
* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew|The Enemy I Knew]] — German Jews in the Allied military in World War II | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew|The Enemy I Knew]] — German Jews in the Allied military in World War II | ||
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* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Fred Fields|Fred Fields]] — Fred Fields | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Fred Fields|Fred Fields]] — Fred Fields | ||
* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/John Brunswick|John Brunswick]] — John Brunswick | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/John Brunswick|John Brunswick]] — John Brunswick | ||
* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Karl Goldsmith|Karl Goldsmith]] — Karl Goldsmith | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Karl Goldsmith|Karl Goldsmith]] — [[Smith, Karl G (32475883)|Karl G. Smith]] (Karl Goldsmith) | ||
* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Kurt Klein|Kurt Klein]] — Kurt Klein | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Kurt Klein|Kurt Klein]] — Kurt Klein | ||
* [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Manfred Steinfeld|Manfred Steinfeld]] — Manfred Steinfeld | * [[The Stories/The Enemy I Knew/Manfred Steinfeld|Manfred Steinfeld]] — Manfred Steinfeld | ||
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* [[The Stories/Kurt Kugelmann|Kurt Kugelmann]] — Kurt Kugelmann | * [[The Stories/Kurt Kugelmann|Kurt Kugelmann]] — Kurt Kugelmann | ||
* [[The Stories/Hans A. Land|Hans A. Land]] — Hans A. Land: a life defined by fortune and resilience | * [[The Stories/Hans A. Land|Hans A. Land]] — Hans A. Land: a life defined by fortune and resilience | ||
* [[The Stories/My Life as a Fish|My Life as a Fish]] — Autobiography excerpts by [[Meyer, Alfred G. (0555182)|Alfred G. Meyer]] (Camp Ritchie chapters) | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 04:39, 17 September 2026
The Stories collects narrative essays about Camp Ritchie and individual Ritchie Boys. Full essays live here; matching soldier pages carry only a short summary and a link back.
Camp and themes[edit | edit source]
- Camp Ritchie Background — Founding of the Military Intelligence Training Center
- Life in Camp Ritchie — Quotes from Bauer’s film about everyday training life
- Passover at Camp Ritchie (1945) — JWB/USO records of the first-night Seder for Jewish trainees, spring 1945
- Camp Ritchie naturalization (July 1943) — Washington Post report of 85 soldiers naturalized (almost all from Camp Ritchie)
- The Enemy I Knew — German Jews in the Allied military in World War II
Profiles from The Enemy I Knew[edit | edit source]
- Fred Fields — Fred Fields
- John Brunswick — John Brunswick
- Karl Goldsmith — Karl G. Smith (Karl Goldsmith)
- Kurt Klein — Kurt Klein
- Manfred Steinfeld — Manfred Steinfeld
- Ralph Baer — Ralph Baer
- William Katzenstein — William Katzenstein
People[edit | edit source]
- The Patricia Crane Story — WAC T/5 Patricia Crane and a later family reunion
- Memoirs of Sidney Dombroff — Memoirs of Sidney Dombroff
- Eric Waldman — The life and times of Captain Eric Waldman
- Herbert K. Oehmichen — Memorial biography for Herbert K. Oehmichen
- Guy Stern — Guy Stern
- Kurt Kugelmann — Kurt Kugelmann
- Hans A. Land — Hans A. Land: a life defined by fortune and resilience
- My Life as a Fish — Autobiography excerpts by Alfred G. Meyer (Camp Ritchie chapters)