A Dutch teenager involved with the Resistance, she grows up amidst wartime turmoil and later takes on roles in the Margraten cemetery and forms a meaningful connection with Captain Walter "Hutch" Huchthausen.

An American paratrooper known for his leadership and bravery, he plays a pivotal role in the Normandy invasion commanding the 3rd Battalion of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment.

An Episcopal minister serving as a US Army chaplain, he provides spiritual support and comfort to soldiers, exemplifying both courage and faith during wartime.

A Black teenager from Alabama who enlisted in the US Army seeking a better life, and despite facing racial discrimination, he contributes to the war effort, particularly at the Margraten cemetery.

A talented young Black saxophonist from Indianapolis who serves as a radio operator in the 784th Tank Battalion, highlighting the contradictions of serving in a segregated military.

A Jewish émigré and US Army intelligence officer trained as one of the Ritchie Boys, he uses his linguistic skills and empathy in interrogations and civilian interactions during the war.

An American art professor and Monuments Man responsible for protecting cultural treasures during the war, he forms a significant connection with Frieda van Schaik in their efforts to preserve key European cultural sites.