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The Berg History

The Berg Family

The Berg family has experienced a nightmare since 1941 as they were interned and accused of being enemy aliens. This part of United States history has been buried and needs to be addressed. This nightmare will never end until there is true recognition for the Berg family and all German American internees endured during World War II.

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The Untold Nightmare of Families Interned

The Berg History