Bubel, Hans Curt (39926772): Difference between revisions
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* 1928 — Immigrated at age three to Murray, Utah, sponsored by an aunt. | * 1928 — Immigrated at age three to Murray, Utah, sponsored by an aunt. | ||
* 1933 — Family trip back to Germany; later cited during a wartime loyalty investigation. | * 1933 — Family trip back to Germany; later cited during a wartime loyalty investigation. | ||
* Late 1940s–1950s — University of Utah: bachelor's in microbiology, master's in experimental biology, doctorate in virology (polio fellow). | |||
* 7 December 1941 — Pearl Harbor; Bubel was sixteen and a student at Murray High School. | * 7 December 1941 — Pearl Harbor; Bubel was sixteen and a student at Murray High School. | ||
* 1944 — Medic and infantry training at Camp Barkeley, Texas; then held nearly ten months pending an FBI investigation of Nazi-sympathy accusations. | |||
* 11 March 1944 — Drafted into the Army in Utah (NARA). | * 11 March 1944 — Drafted into the Army in Utah (NARA). | ||
* | * 1945 — Sailed on the Île de France; Scotland, England, then France; MII 490-G / 13th Airborne Division / 326th Glider Infantry. | ||
* 1945 — War Crimes Trial Document Section in Bavaria; Associated Press photographic archive; observed three days of the Nuremberg trials. | |||
* 3 January – 3 March 1945 — Camp Ritchie Class 26 (IPW / photo and military intelligence). | * 3 January – 3 March 1945 — Camp Ritchie Class 26 (IPW / photo and military intelligence). | ||
* 8 May 1945 — Reached Europe as the war in Europe ended. | * 8 May 1945 — Reached Europe as the war in Europe ended. | ||
* 1 June 1946 — Discharged from the Army. | * 1 June 1946 — Discharged from the Army. | ||
* | * 16 November 2018 — Died in Cincinnati, Ohio. | ||
* After the doctorate — Married Marilyn (Sammie); later taught at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. | * After the doctorate — Married Marilyn (Sammie); later taught at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. | ||
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