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🗓️ 23 July 2023
⏱️ 50 minutes
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1:26.1 | Hi everyone, this is your host, John Haginorn. A note before we begin this story. |
1:37.2 | The credit to much of this story goes to the efforts of Cali Martin who wrote an in-depth |
1:41.9 | article for the National World War II Museum on behalf of the Department of Defense, |
1:46.7 | which places the text in the public domain. I'm giving your credit here and encourage you to |
1:51.3 | read the full article at national www.museum.org. In addition, other facts were used |
1:58.6 | from a US Army historian article titled The German Job by Fred Elberg III at uscore.gov. |
2:06.8 | This is also in the public domain. Other online sources were used, including my own text and comments. |
2:15.2 | And now our story. Welcome back everyone to 1,000 One Heroes, legends, histories and mysteries |
2:22.5 | podcast. This is your host, John Haginorn. Today, the Hess Crown Jewel Heist in World War II |
2:28.9 | Germany, a US Army scandal. In November of 1945, three American Army officers, two men and a |
2:37.6 | woman stationed in Germany, pulled off a dramatic jewel heist when they stole the Hess family |
2:43.4 | crown jewels, which they found concealed in a German castle occupied by US troops. |
2:49.1 | To the credit of the US Army, they were caught, tried by a military tribunal and sent to prison |
2:55.0 | for their crimes. Of course, they played innocent, tried to make the case that the family they |
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