Nordhausen-Dora, George Hitchcox, Chaplains
Five survivors sit on a pile of debris while liberators gather together on the righthand side
![A male survivor stands in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]](https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/files/square_thumbnails/ea7f6eabe3afdc38447b464a7861fd05.jpg "A male survivor stands in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]")
A male survivor stands in front of building ruins
![Five male survivors stand in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]](https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/files/square_thumbnails/a84a753b521db6bec4e242c6c6284295.jpg "Five male survivors stand in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]")
Five male survivors stand in front of building ruins
![A male survivor with a bandage around his head sits on debris in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]](https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/files/square_thumbnails/654a7d8da85a0c12aeb2205f68dd288d.jpg "A male survivor with a bandage around his head sits on debris in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]")
A male survivor with a bandage around his head sits on debris in front of building ruins
![Two men stand in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]](https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/files/square_thumbnails/4d8c5eb53141081164428b55c607ace8.jpg "Two men stand in front of building ruins [Nordhausen]")
Two men stand in front of building ruins
Father Dr. Edward Doyle, James Livesay, and Rabbi Gunther Plout interview
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).