Walter Enget, U.S. Army: Germany, World War II

Authors

Walter G. Enget

Interviewers

Elmer Lian

Document Type

Interview

Publication Date

6-22-1999

Abstract

Oral history interview with Walter Enget of the 104^th Infantry (Timberwolf Division) of the U.S. Army during the Second World War. Enget was captured by the German Army on Thanksgiving Day, 23 November 1944. He was sent to Neustrelitz, Germany, where he was forced to work in a warehouse unloading railroad cars. The Russian Army liberated Enget near the end of the war.

Walter Enget was born in Burke County, North Dakota, on 17 August 1922. He died on 4 February 2001 in Minot.

Recommended Citation

Walter G. Enget. "Walter Enget, U.S. Army: Germany, World War II" (1999). Kriegieland: Conversations with Ex-POWs. 37.
https://commons.und.edu/kriegieland-conversations/37

File Type

.mp4

Recording Length

54 minutes