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American Jews in North Africa in World War II

Hosted By: National Museum of American Jewish Military History (NMAJMH - Washington, DC)

Historian Françoise S. Ouzan, author of “True to My God and Country: How Jewish Americans Fought in World War II,” discusses American Jews who served in Operation Torch in North Africa, including their meaningful interaction with the local Jewish population in French Algeria.

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