In November 1944, as World War II raged on, a remarkable scene unfolded in Luxembourg—a warm Thanksgiving celebration shared between American GIs and grateful Luxembourgers. This unique moment, steeped in historical significance, continues to be remembered and honored today.
After enduring nearly four years of Nazi occupation, Luxembourg was liberated by American forces in September 1944. By late November, the war-weary U.S. troops were stationed in Luxembourg, finding respite and hospitality in the peaceful villages. The Americans, stationed in the northern regions near the German border, enjoyed a much-needed break from combat operations.
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