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| | German Jews interned in the United States |
 | | In addition, during the evening hours many of the German internees from the United States would slip through the fencing and visit with the Panamanian group in their "huts." |
 | | In addition, Krammer found thousands of documents concerning civilian internees from the United States, about each exchange voyage, to include the names of every German citizen who was taken from Latin America to Seagoville, Texas, including groups of German-Jews. |
 | | "Passing the heavily guarded compound containing German and Japanese prisoners of war (POWs), Rabbi Israel Gerstein of Chattanooga, Tennessee, arrived at the 'room where the Jews were kept. |
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