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How these Minnesota sisters helped defeat the Nazis

  • The Andrews Sisters were a popular musical group during World War II, performing for over 161 million service members.
  • They were known for their influential hit, 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,' blending marching cadence with jitterbug music.
  • In August 1945, an announcement was made: 'The Japanese have surrendered, and no more American troops will be deported to the South Pacific.'
  • The Andrews Sisters contributed to American morale during the war, making songs that resonated with the military and the public.
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How these Minnesota sisters helped defeat the Nazis

Before Bob Dylan and Prince sat atop the state musical throne, The Andrews Sisters reigned supreme as the U.S. went to war.

·Fargo, United States
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Inforum broke the news in Fargo, United States on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
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