Deborah Dash Moore is the author of GI Jews: How World War II Changed a Generation (2004). She is currently the Frederick C. L. Huetwell Professor of History at the University of Michigan and Director of the Frankel Center for…
Robert M. Morgenthau served in the Navy for four and a half years in the Mediterranean and the Pacific. He was Executive Officer on the destroyer, the USS Lansdale, which was sunk by German torpedo.
Alan Moskin served in the infantry in France, Germany and Austria and helped liberate the Gunskirchen concentration camp.
Ellan Levitsky Orkin and her sister Dorothy served as Army nurses in France near the front lines.
Maurice Paper served as an Army officer, and was among the liberators of the Dachau concentration camp.
Jack Pathman served stateside in the Army Air Corps, as an instructor and also produced USO shows to entertain the troops.
Mimi Rivkin, a WAAC, served as a lab technician in a photography unit at China-Burma-India headquarters.
Elihu Rose is an independent scholar and historian of World War II. He has taught military history at New York University, Yale University and Columbia University.