George Glotzbach

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George Glotzbach was born in New Ulm in 1931 to Lucile and Linus Glotzbach. He lives in New Ulm, Minnesota.

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Inhumanity of man against man is hard to believe George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: 1862 Topics: Aftermath of 1862, Forced Marches Keywords: Violence
There are people who will say those people were taken there for safety George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: 1862 Topics: Fort Snelling Keywords: Fort Snelling, Preservation
We have not learned our lesson yet George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: 1862 Topics: Perspectives on 1862, Current Events Keywords: War, Humanity, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia
They had a cause against the federal government George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: 1862 Topics: Perspectives on 1862, Current Events, U.S. Government Keywords: Point of View, Attack, Victims
We were all glad it was over George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: 1862 Topics: Ways of Commemorating, Inter-cultural Relationships Keywords: Commemoration, Celebration
“Hey it’s over now, why don’t we just make friends.” George Glotzbach \| Oral History	Theme: Life Today Topics: Settler Descendant Life Today, Inter-cultural Relationships Keywords: Events, WPA, New Ulm

Oral History- Interview | Narrator George Glotzbach Interviewer Deborah Locke made in New Ulm, MN | Thursday, August 11, 2011

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