American soldiers answer questions asked by Morris Blowitz during the Malmedy war...HD Stock Footage

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    American soldiers answer questions asked by Morris Blowitz during the Malmedy war crime trials in Germany.
    Lt Virgil P. Lary, former soldier Carl Daub, and Mr. Morris Blowitz during the Malmedy war crime trials in Germany. Lt Virgil Lary tells how he and fifteen of his men made a break after witnessing the massacre of approximately one hundred US soldiers (the Malmedy Massacre). Former soldier Carl Daub questioned about his background. Daub points out location on a map where he and his group were captured. Morris Blowitz questions Daub on how he surrendered and if he saw the German vehicles fire on the Americans. Location: Dachau Germany. Date: May 21, 1946.
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