“The Ritchie Boys” begins, like many another World War II documentary, with scenes of German soldiers marching and Hitler saluting. But don’t be misled. This is a film with a story we have ...

IT WAS CALLED CAMP RITCHIE, AND THE SOLDIERS THAT WENT THROUGH THERE WERE CALLED RITCHIE BOYS. ABOUT 20% OF THEM JEWISH REFUGEES FROM GERMANY AND AUSTRIA. ONE GUY WAS FROM OMAHA. HIS NAME ...

Bruce Henderson’s account of the Ritchie Boys, as the camp’s graduates came ... “It was Sunday, May 13, 1945,” Henderson marvels. “Mother’s Day.” ...

A lot of other Jewish refugees from Germany and Austria felt the same way and they ended up becoming “Ritchie Boys” who trained at the top-secret Camp Ritchie located in the mountains of Maryland.

He did, first as one of the “Ritchie Boys” recruited to a secret U.S. military intelligence program that helped defeat Nazi Germany, and later, after the war, as a professor of German ...

(JTA) — Guy Stern, a German Jewish refugee who was one of the last known surviving members of the celebrated World War II military intelligence unit known as the “Ritchie Boys” and who ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! General Mark Milley, chair of the Join Chiefs of Staff, spoke about the Ritchie Boys, a World War II U.S. military intelligence unit which ...

Brombert revealed his role only in 2004, in the acclaimed documentary “The Ritchie Boys,” named for the Maryland base where they trained. Until then, he had been known mainly for his ...