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Waakirchen is a muni****lity in the
district of
Miesbach in
Bavaria in Germany. At the end of
World War II, ****anese
American soldiers (Nisei from the...
- eastwards-marching
prisoners had p****ed
through Bad Tölz and were
nearing Waakirchen,
nearly sixty kilometers (37 miles)
south of Dachau,
several hundred of...
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southwards to, and then
turned eastwards from Eurasburg,
headed towards Waakirchen where the U.S. Army's 522nd
Field Artillery Battalion of
segregated Nisei...
-
border were
found by
troops of the 522nd just west of the
village of
Waakirchen, and
cared for them
until dedicated medical personnel took over. Pierre...
- exposure, exhaustion, and starvation. On May 2, the
death march was
outside Waakirchen, Germany, near the
Austrian border, when the 522nd came
across the marchers...
- of
Dachau concentration camp and
saved survivors of a
death march near
Waakirchen. The 442nd RCT was
inactivated in 1946 and
reactivated as a
reserve battalion...
- 1945, just two
kilometers short of the next
village to the east of it,
Waakirchen. The
former SS-Junker
school was the base of the U.S. Army's 1st Battalion...
-
Dachau to the
Austrian border is
halted under two
kilometers west of
Waakirchen by the segregated, all-Nisei 522nd
Field Artillery Battalion of the U...
-
eastwards towards the
Austrian border on 2 May, just west of the town of
Waakirchen.
Weather at the time of
liberation was
unseasonably cool and temperatures...
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Oberbayernbus Holzkirchen (Oberbayern) –
Sachsenkam –
Schaftlach –
Waakirchen –
Reichersbeuern – Bad Tölz –
Obergries –
Lenggries 9561 Oberbayernbus...
