Sixty years ago, fifteen-year old Roman Ferencevych lived through the waning months of World War II in war-shattered Berlin, far from his native Ukraine. After the war, he found himself in the United States -- a displaced person, a refugee, and an American soldier. Here he shares his memories of that turbulent time.
The day the war ended in Germany, Hear Roman Ferencevych describe life in a Displaced Persons' Camp
Roman Ferencevych talks about the goals of the Ukrainian Community in the U.S.
