In the quiet, early hours of July 8, 1945, a tragedy unfolded at a prisoner-of-war camp in Salina, Utah, forever marking the small town's history. Among the victims of this sudden eruption of violence was Adolf Paul, a 28-year-old German sergeant. He was one of approximately 250 German prisoners housed at the camp, many of whom were assigned to help with local agricultural labor as World War II had drawn to a close in Europe. The prisoners were asleep in their tents under the vast Utah sky, unaw
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