Interrogating History
After WWII, many involved in intelligence were tasked with cataloging extensive German documents at Camp Ritchie. The conversation reveals the unique nature of archives, highlighting that original documents are rare in national parks. Insights into the interrogation of 3,000 German prisoners by émigrés underscore the complexity and intrigue of this historical narrative.In this clip
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“Nazis on the Potomac” – with former National Park Service Chief Historian Bob Sutton
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