WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Memory Modules

WRHS Memory Modules

Memory Modules are mini-documentaries which utilize interviews, photos, and primary source materials collected by the Western Reserve Historical Society. To view videos, press the play button.

	Bob Dresser, a Corporal in the 42nd Rainbow Divison of the U.S. Army, witnessed the horrors of Dachau, one of the most infamous Nazi concentration camps.
	Joe Foley, a medic with the U.S. Navy, tended to the wounded on Utah Beach during the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944.
	Mina Kulber taught second grade at Mount Auburn, Hough, and Coventry Schools during the Second World War.
	Mimi Ormond was a Jewish refugee from Czechoslovakia who, during the war, met and eventually married her husband Ed in England.
	Jim Slater was serving in the U.S. Army in the Quartermaster Corps during the war when he met a nurse named "Chris."

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