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Michael Weyl (1917–2011) was a Ritchie Boy (from Switzerland; Protestant) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 24 and served with IPW Team 215.

Both her legs were broken by a taxi.

Their purpose was simply to inform the German population about American civilization, American culture, science across the board.

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 == Biography ==
-Continuation of interview with Ritchie Boy Michael Weyl "But a few months later the lady in charge of what we then still called the American libraries in Baden-Wurttemberg had an accident in London. Both her legs were broken by a taxi. So I had to take over what were then still called the American libraries in that land. At that time we had five of these libraries in Baden-Wurttemberg. When I quit this work two years later we had six and we had opened about 14 branch libraries . Their purpose was simply to inform the German population about American civilization, American culture, science across the board. To begin with almost all our books, I would say even all our books, were English language books and some magazines."
+Both her legs were broken by a taxi.
+Their purpose was simply to inform the German population about American civilization, American culture, science across the board.
 == Research notes ==