Patrick Douglass

May 1st, 2014

WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY

Gleischaltung to Entnazifizierung Examining Nazi Paraphenalia, the 79th Infantry Division, and the Question

of War Trophies

Appendix

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Image A: Steve Kaliher, S. K., Harry D. White (Artist) (1945-46). Through France [Print]. Pritz Busche Drukerieges

M.B.H., Dortmund, Germany c. 1946

Image B: Steve Kaliher, S. K., Harry D. White (Artist) (1945-46). To Belgium and Back[Print]. Pritz Busche

Drukerieges M.B.H., Dortmund, Germany c. 1946

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Image C: Steve Kaliher, S. K., Harry D. White (Artist) (1945-46). To the Rhine [Print]. Pritz Busche Drukerieges

M.B.H., Dortmund, Germany c. 1946

Image D: Steve Kaliher, S. K., Harry D. White (Artist) (1945-46). Over the Rhine [Print]. Pritz Busche Drukerieges

M.B.H., Dortmund, Germany c. 1946

E

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Image E: Cerara, Joe (Artist) (1945-1946) The Trail of the 79th

Infantry Division

Image F: West Point, 1984, United States Department of Defense , United States Army 79th

Infantry Battle of

Foret de Parroy

G

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Image G: Official 1933-1934 SA Dagger brought from Germany by PFC John Callow, not the SA insignia on

butt of the handle

Image H: Blade of SA Dagger, note the inscription “Alles fur Deutchland”

I

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Image I: Hitler-Jugend Knife, the absence of the old Hitler Youth motto engraved on the blade, and the shorter length

of the blade itself shows that this knife, the “Fahrtenmesser” model, is post 1940.

Image J: PFC John Callow (far right) most likely around Duisburg, Germany, 1945. German sword on left

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Image K: Callow (second from left) with friends displaying German Panzerfaust anti-tank weapons and

stielhandgranate(German hand grenades) *note the German personnel in the background

Image L: Close up of cartoon on final campaign map, “Over the Rhine.”