Saving Private Strobel's identity 70 years after World War II -All three brothers killed in the war
Video detailing the investigation that was made to identify the body of Private Enno Strobel. He had been mistakenly buried under the name Eno Strubel by US graves registrations troops when he had died of wounds in September 1944. The video starts with an interview of Eno Strobel's surviving brother Peter, who was born after the war to parents whose first three sons had all been killed during World War II.
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