WWII: When Teenage Soldiers Were Let Go on the Frontline

Описание: During the final months of World War II, both American and German armies faced young, inexperienced soldiers. Sometimes, U.S. troops let captured teenage German soldiers go instead of processing them. This story highlights a rare moment of humanity amid the chaos of war.

Watch this short story to discover how teenage soldiers on both sides faced the battlefield in WWII.

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