The Death Train at Farsleben, Germany 13 April 1945 The 30th Infantry Division had just liberated Brunswick, and our next objective was Magdeburg on the western bank of the Elbe River. Unknown to us at this time, the E

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Date: 2013-04-24 18:00:33 Lower Saxony Bergen Lower Saxony Bergen-Belsen concentration camp Celle Heidmark Lüneburg Heath The Holocaust Tank destroyer battalion Responsibility for the Holocaust Nazi war crimes Military sociology Nazi Germany		The Death Train at Farsleben, Germany 13 April 1945 The 30th Infantry Division had just liberated Brunswick, and our next objective was Magdeburg on the western bank of the Elbe River. Unknown to us at this time, the E Add to Reading List Source URL: 30thinfantry.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 51,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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