M. DUBOST: What is your religion?

ROSER: I am a Protestant. In the camps where I was kept, Protestants and

Catholics were generally allowed to practice their religion. But I was

detailed to working squads, particularly to an agricultural group in the

Bremen district, called “Maiburg,” I think, where there was a Catholic

priest. There were about sixty of us in this group. This Catholic priest

could not say Mass—they would not let him.

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