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'''Stefan Heym''' (1913–2001) was a Ritchie Boy (born Flieg; Helmut; from Germany; Jewish) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 9.

'''[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]]''' (1913–2001) was a Ritchie Boy (born Flieg; Helmut; from Germany; Jewish) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 9.

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== Biography ==

Stefan Heym appears in a wartime group photograph of Ritchie Boys (see the gallery caption for identifications and photo credit).

[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]] appears in a wartime group photograph of Ritchie Boys (see the gallery caption for identifications and photo credit).

Stefan Heym, also known as Flieg; Helmut lived 1913–2001, with nativity listed as Germany, Jewish. Service notes include Camp Ritchie class 9; class rank Pvt; final rank T/Sgt; overseas service. Roster notes also show enlisted at New York City New York; education listed as 2 years of college; civilian occupation listed as Authors editors and reporters.

[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]], also known as Flieg; Helmut lived 1913–2001, with nativity listed as Germany, Jewish. Service notes include Camp Ritchie class 9; class rank Pvt; final rank T/Sgt; overseas service. Roster notes also show enlisted at New York City New York; education listed as 2 years of college; civilian occupation listed as Authors editors and reporters.

== Research notes ==

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4448187125203174.jpg|Thanks to Stephen Goodell for sharing this group photo. It can be found at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, part of the Joseph Eaton collection. All the men identified in the pix are "Ritchie Boys." Seated - Hans Habe. Standing L-R - Unknown, Ernest Wynder, Konrad Kellen, unknown, Stefan Heym, Louis Atlas, Peter Weidenreich (last name later changed to Wyden), unknown, Joseph Eaton.

4448187125203174.jpg|Thanks to Stephen Goodell for sharing this group photo. It can be found at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, part of the [[Eaton, Joseph W. (32498461)|Joseph Eaton]] collection. All the men identified in the pix are "Ritchie Boys." Seated - [[Habe-Bekessy, Hans (32719455)|Hans Habe]]. Standing L-R - Unknown, [[Wynder, Ernest L (32926486)|Ernest Wynder]], [[Kellen, Konrad (39701828)|Konrad Kellen]], unknown, [[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]], [[Atlas, Louis (32258804)|Louis Atlas]], [[Weidenreich, Peter H. (32791342)|Peter Weidenreich]] (last name later changed to Wyden), unknown, [[Eaton, Joseph W. (32498461)|Joseph Eaton]].

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-'''Stefan Heym''' (1913–2001) was a Ritchie Boy (born Flieg; Helmut; from Germany; Jewish) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 9.
+'''[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]]''' (1913–2001) was a Ritchie Boy (born Flieg; Helmut; from Germany; Jewish) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 9.
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 == Biography ==
-Stefan Heym appears in a wartime group photograph of Ritchie Boys (see the gallery caption for identifications and photo credit).
+[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]] appears in a wartime group photograph of Ritchie Boys (see the gallery caption for identifications and photo credit).
-Stefan Heym, also known as Flieg; Helmut lived 1913–2001, with nativity listed as Germany, Jewish. Service notes include Camp Ritchie class 9; class rank Pvt; final rank T/Sgt; overseas service. Roster notes also show enlisted at New York City New York; education listed as 2 years of college; civilian occupation listed as Authors editors and reporters.
+[[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]], also known as Flieg; Helmut lived 1913–2001, with nativity listed as Germany, Jewish. Service notes include Camp Ritchie class 9; class rank Pvt; final rank T/Sgt; overseas service. Roster notes also show enlisted at New York City New York; education listed as 2 years of college; civilian occupation listed as Authors editors and reporters.
 == Research notes ==
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-4448187125203174.jpg|Thanks to Stephen Goodell for sharing this group photo. It can be found at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, part of the Joseph Eaton collection. All the men identified in the pix are "Ritchie Boys." Seated - Hans Habe. Standing L-R - Unknown, Ernest Wynder, Konrad Kellen, unknown, Stefan Heym, Louis Atlas, Peter Weidenreich (last name later changed to Wyden), unknown, Joseph Eaton.
+4448187125203174.jpg|Thanks to Stephen Goodell for sharing this group photo. It can be found at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, part of the [[Eaton, Joseph W. (32498461)|Joseph Eaton]] collection. All the men identified in the pix are "Ritchie Boys." Seated - [[Habe-Bekessy, Hans (32719455)|Hans Habe]]. Standing L-R - Unknown, [[Wynder, Ernest L (32926486)|Ernest Wynder]], [[Kellen, Konrad (39701828)|Konrad Kellen]], unknown, [[Heym, Stefan (32860259)|Stefan Heym]], [[Atlas, Louis (32258804)|Louis Atlas]], [[Weidenreich, Peter H. (32791342)|Peter Weidenreich]] (last name later changed to Wyden), unknown, [[Eaton, Joseph W. (32498461)|Joseph Eaton]].
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