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Charles Neilans De
Glopper (November 30, 1921 – June 9, 1944) was a
soldier of the
United States Army who
posthumously received the
Medal of Honor, the...
- of China.
Harvard University Press. p. 129. ISBN 978-0-674-05544-5. De
Glopper,
Donald D. (1987). "Soviet
Influence in the 1950s". China: a
country study...
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article incorporates text from this source,
which is in the
public domain: De
Glopper,
Donald R. (1991). "The
Society and Its Environment". In Worden, Robert...
- DeFranzo † Army
Staff Sergeant near Vaubadon,
France June 10, 1944
Charles N. De
Glopper †
Private First class ****eret
River at la Fiere,
France June 9, 1944 —...
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Medal of
Honor of the war,
belonging to
Private First class Charles N. De
Glopper of the 325th GIR. When the
division was
relieved in
early July, the 82nd...
- Neu-Ems
Castle (German: Burg Neu-Ems or
Schloss Glopper) is a
medieval castle in
Hohenems in the
province of Vorarlberg, Austria. It was the fortification...
- (2011). 鹿港譯名恢復Lukang.United
Daily News,
retrieved at 28 June 2011. De
Glopper (1995), pp. 78–79. Cheung, Han. "Taiwan in Time:
Crafting Taiwan's temples"...
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Medal of
Honor of the war,
belonging to
Private First class Charles N. De
Glopper.
Committed to
another glider-borne ****ault in
September 1944, the regiment...
- 22nd and 24th U.S. president,
owned a home in
Beaver Island Charles N. De
Glopper,
World War II
Medal of
Honor recipient, born and
raised on
Grand Island...
- full
status as a "muni****lity". The Burg Neu-Ems (also
called "Schloss
Glopper"),
built in 1343, is
located on a
mountain promontory near Alt-Ems. In...
