Father Dr. Edward Doyle, James Livesay, and Rabbi Gunther Plout interview
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Title
Father Dr. Edward Doyle, James Livesay, and Rabbi Gunther Plout interview
Creator
Doyle, Edward (Interviewee)
Livesay, James (Interviewee)
Plout, Gunther (Interviewee)
Solomon, Kaethe (Interviewer)
Description
Content Note: Transcript of a video recording. The three interviewees served with the 104th [Infantry] Division as chaplains and witnessed the liberation of Nordhausen. Livesay was a PFC in Company A, 413th Infantry Regiment. Doyle was a Catholic Chaplain and captain. Plout was a German Jew who was naturalized prior to joining the Army. Location of interview: Washington, DC (International Liberators' Conference).
Identifier
06080100CFLC00009001000
06080100CFLC00009001000.PDF
Subject
United States--Army--Infantry Division, 104th
Nordhausen (Concentration camp)
United States--Army--Infantry Regiment, 413th--Company A
International Liberators Conference (1st : 1981 : Washington, D.C.)
United States--Army--Army, 1st
Doyle, Edward
Livesay, James
Plout, Gunther
Solomon, Kaethe
Source
31 pages (oral history transcript) Typescript with handwritten edits.
Date
10 - 26 - 1981
Contributor
Emory University
Encoded as part of the SAGE Digital Archive Project: A Collaborative Project between the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, 1997-2000.
Funding for the SAGE Digital Archive Project was provided by a local foundation.
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Relation
PDF file (72 dpi).
Format
PDF (72 dpi); 1990 KB Digital image created as part of SAGE project, 1998.
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Collection
Citation
Doyle, Edward (Interviewee) et al., “Father Dr. Edward Doyle, James Livesay, and Rabbi Gunther Plout interview,” Witness to the Holocaust, accessed December 27, 2024, https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/items/show/117.