The vivid Memoirs of a combat infantryman of the 99th Division, whose unit was at the forefront of the Battle of the Bulge and the subsequent advance into Germany during the last months of World War II.
Curt resides in Craftsbury, Vermont, together with his wonderful wife of 65+ years, Ruth..
His oral testimony is archives with the Shoah Project and available online via You Tube.
Through the years he has shared his experiences with Universities, Colleges, Synagogues and public outlets, including magazines, newspapers and radio interviews.
He was called upon to assist with the initial fund-raising campaign and did so with great success.
In 1995, he was one of the six Liberators chose for the annual candle-lighting on the Day of Remembrance at the Capitol Rotunda.
Holocaust Museum.
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About the Author: Curt\'s experiences in World War II and his subsequent research into various aspects of his unit\'s experience (and that of the units of other Vets he assisted) have led to his being held in high esteem by such notable institutions as the U.
Curt\'s unit came upon all the horrors of war, including brutal Concentration Camp settings, leading to his unit being Recognized as Liberators of the Muhldorf sub-Camp of the main Dachau Concentration Camp in May of 1945.
The vivid Memoirs of a combat infantryman of the 99th Division, whose unit was at the forefront of the Battle of the Bulge and the subsequent advance into Germany during the last months of World War II
