World War II Veteran Harold A. Dye - 
Brigadier General, Army (Part 2) | Georgia Oral History

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World War II WWII Oral History Georgia interviews veterans Harold Dye general Army Buchewald concentration camps prison camps Holocaust starvation crematorium torture Dachau Russians SS troops Germans POWs prisoners prisoners of war Cossack atomic bomb Japan
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World War II Veteran Harold A. Dye - 
Brigadier General, Army (Part 2) | Georgia Oral History

Brigadier General (Ret.) Harold Dye, born November 1, 1917 in Alabama, was a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army serving in the European Theater. He recounts the experience of being among the first to liberate Buchenwald concentration camp, the treatment of prisoners after V-E day, and his thoughts about the Atomic bomb being dropped.
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