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Remembering Robert Clary

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DORIS

WILLIAM

ALAN

LEONARD

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Robert Clary

Those crazy 60s sitcoms: Hollywood hillbillies, talking horses, airborne nuns, and witches with twitches. So who would question setting a comedy in a German POW camp? Not CBS, who had an enormously popular success with “Hogan’s Heroes” when it aired in 1965.

What a remarkable story the last surviving main cast member Robert Clary had from nazi concentration camps to Hogan's Heroes. Based on our 2016 interview, click photo.

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