Up to this point. their stories are not dissimilar from those of the hundreds of other American POWs who were transported to the death camps. But unlike their comradesinarms. Mr. Moser and Mr. Chalot discovered after the war that they were not American citizens. Mr. Moser had come to the United States from Canada at the age of 6 months. Mr. Chalot had immigrated from France before the age of 2. Neither had been naturalized at the time of their military service. although both were granted citizenship upon their return. The fact that they were not American citizens had made no difference to the U.S. Army. nor had it prevented the Third Reich from sending them to Buchenwald.
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