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== Biography ==

Robert Lewis Koehl (6 March 1922 – 6 July 2015) was an American US Army Intelligence surveyor in Nazi German-occupied Europe during World War II, author, and a Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. On 16 November 1942, Drafted into Army in Boston, MA as Pvt (ASN: 31233497). On 8 September 1944, Became a member of IPW Team 108 assigned to Headquarters of the. Koehl coined the term "neofeudalism" for the characterization of the national socialist rule, and completed an account of the history of the SS in 1983. Robert Lewis Koehl was born on 6 March 1922 in Chicago, Illinois. Robert attended college at Harvard (History major). He studied in at Harvard University, where he was admitted as member of Phi Beta Kappa society. During World War II he interrupted his studies for the war service, serving as surveyor and interpreter for the U.S. He was trained at Camp Ritchie and was one of the Ritchie Boys. Back in Harvard he acquired his Master of Arts in 1947 with the work A Prelude to the Third Reich. He subsequently taught at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and from 1964 until his retirement 1997 in the Department of Educational Policy Studies of University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, a department of which he was an early founder.

Robert Lewis Koehl was born on 6 March 1922 in Chicago, Illinois.

Robert Lewis Koehl (6 March 1922 – 6 July 2015) was an American US Army Intelligence surveyor in Nazi German-occupied Europe during World War II, author, and a Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He subsequently taught at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and from 1964 until his retirement 1997 in the Department of Educational Policy Studies of University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, a department of which he was an early founder. Robert attended college at Harvard (History major).

He studied in at Harvard University, where he was admitted as member of Phi Beta Kappa society.

On 16 November 1942, Drafted into Army in Boston, MA as Pvt (ASN: 31233497).

He was trained at Camp Ritchie and was one of the Ritchie Boys.

On 8 September 1944, Became a member of IPW Team 108 assigned to Headquarters of the. Back in Harvard he acquired his Master of Arts in 1947 with the work A Prelude to the Third Reich. Koehl coined the term "neofeudalism" for the characterization of the national socialist rule, and completed an account of the history of the SS in 1983.

During World War II he interrupted his studies for the war service, serving as surveyor and interpreter for the U.S.

== Research notes ==

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 == Biography ==
-Robert Lewis Koehl (6 March 1922 – 6 July 2015) was an American US Army Intelligence surveyor in Nazi German-occupied Europe during World War II, author, and a Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. On 16 November 1942, Drafted into Army in Boston, MA as Pvt (ASN: 31233497). On 8 September 1944, Became a member of IPW Team 108 assigned to Headquarters of the. Koehl coined the term "neofeudalism" for the characterization of the national socialist rule, and completed an account of the history of the SS in 1983. Robert Lewis Koehl was born on 6 March 1922 in Chicago, Illinois. Robert attended college at Harvard (History major). He studied in at Harvard University, where he was admitted as member of Phi Beta Kappa society. During World War II he interrupted his studies for the war service, serving as surveyor and interpreter for the U.S. He was trained at Camp Ritchie and was one of the Ritchie Boys. Back in Harvard he acquired his Master of Arts in 1947 with the work A Prelude to the Third Reich. He subsequently taught at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and from 1964 until his retirement 1997 in the Department of Educational Policy Studies of University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, a department of which he was an early founder.
+Robert Lewis Koehl was born on 6 March 1922 in Chicago, Illinois.
+Robert Lewis Koehl (6 March 1922 – 6 July 2015) was an American US Army Intelligence surveyor in Nazi German-occupied Europe during World War II, author, and a Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He subsequently taught at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and from 1964 until his retirement 1997 in the Department of Educational Policy Studies of University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, a department of which he was an early founder. Robert attended college at Harvard (History major).
+He studied in at Harvard University, where he was admitted as member of Phi Beta Kappa society.
+On 16 November 1942, Drafted into Army in Boston, MA as Pvt (ASN: 31233497).
+He was trained at Camp Ritchie and was one of the Ritchie Boys.
+On 8 September 1944, Became a member of IPW Team 108 assigned to Headquarters of the. Back in Harvard he acquired his Master of Arts in 1947 with the work A Prelude to the Third Reich. Koehl coined the term "neofeudalism" for the characterization of the national socialist rule, and completed an account of the history of the SS in 1983.
+During World War II he interrupted his studies for the war service, serving as surveyor and interpreter for the U.S.
 == Research notes ==