Compassion On The Battlefield
from Doty Land Hosted by Gregory Humphrey
Send us Fan Mail A lively discussion with Stephanie Manesis, from Fargo, North Dakota, the producer/director of the 26-minute documentary short, "Compassion on the Battlefield in WWII", with ZenLily Films. This episode is dedicated to my dad, Royce Humphrey, a World War II veteran from Hancock, Wisconsin.
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