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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 47 MIN

Denazification of German WWII Soldiers at Fort Robinson

from Nebraska History Podcast · host Nebraska State Historical Society

Podcast description: Fort Robinson in northwest Nebraska once served as a World War II prisoner of war camp. One of the war’s best-kept secrets was a special program meant to denazify German soldiers, implemented at camps across the country, including Fort Robinson. This episode explores this secret program through the 2005 Nebraska History Magazine article, “Still the Old Marlene: Hollywood at the Fort Robinson Prisoner of War Camp,” written by Melissa Marsh.

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