Indian-Origin Man Dedicates Decade to Preserving WWII Veterans' Stories

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Rishi Sharma, an Indian-origin man living in the US, has spent 10 years interviewing over 3,000 WWII combat veterans to preserve their life stories and contributions to history.
His project, Remember WWII, is funded by donations and shared on YouTube.

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Rishi Sharma, an Indian-origin man living in the US, has spent 10 years interviewing over 3,000 WWII combat veterans to preserve their life stories and contributions to history. His project, Remember WWII, is funded by donations and shared on YouTube.

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