Guy Stern, German-Jewish American GI who interrogated Nazi troops with the Ritchie Boys – obituary

To tap into the German PoWs’ greatest dread, Stern pretended to be ‘Commissar Krukow’, an irascible, semi-demented Russian liaison officer

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