We appeal to you to be vigilant and not let anyone, under any pretense to take your liberty and freedom.
–American Veteran Earl Ingram, Lieutenant 2nd Infantry Division
I received an email the other day which contained much of the following. It’s one of those emails that are shared from mailbox to mailbox and no original source information was included, but my friend Susan passed it along to me and thus I am grateful to be able to share its contents (and more) with you all.
This is an amazing story of remembrance and sparked several hours of research on my part.
Have you ever wondered if anyone in Europe remembers America’s sacrifice in World War II?
There is an answer in a small town in the Czech Republic.
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I am proud to be Czech/American…