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Anna Ostergaard describes what the United States meant to her after she emigrated from Denmark in 1955.
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Anna Ostergaard describes how the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service vetted her and her husband in the months after they applied for immigration papers.
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Anna Ostergaard describes her reasons for leaving Denmark in the years after World War II.
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Anna Ostergaard describes how a parachute recovered from a downed airplane became a valuable postwar item.
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Anna Ostergaard remembers German soldiers leaving Denmark after World War II ended in 1945.
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Anna Ostergaard describes the symbolic role of Danish King Christian X during World War II.
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Anna Ostergaard recounts her memories of the German invasion of Denmark in April in 1940.
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Anna Ostergaard describes her parents' farm in rural Denmark.
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Anna Ostergaard describes life under German occupation in Denmark during World War II.
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Anna Ostergaard describes how the German bought her family's crops at low prices.
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Anna Ostergaard describes how limited electricity affected her family during World War II.
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Anna Ostergaard describes how air battles between the Germans and the British affected life in Denmark during World War II.
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