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British Jewry Book of Honour - 1914 -1920

Discussion in 'More British Isles Resources' started by Britjan, Aug 15, 2015.

  1. Britjan

    Britjan LostCousins Star

    This is a resource at Find My Past you may have overlooked, as I did. It has a list on men and women of the Jewish faith from across the Commonwealth who served in WWI.
    Australian here
    Canadian here
    South African here
    New Zealand here
    Unfortunately no index and all this courtesy of my Lives of the First World War co-curator Yvonne.
     
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  2. Britjan

    Britjan LostCousins Star

    Found some of the index here which is page 618 in the book so do the math and you can come close to any page (I hope).
    All this thanks to an on line collaboration with co-curator Yvonne of Lives of the First World War who guided me to this volume in the first place.
     
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  3. Britjan

    Britjan LostCousins Star

    and one last share because it makes all the others so much more worthwhile
     
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  4. Britjan

    Britjan LostCousins Star

    I have been remiss in reviewing resources I shared in 2015 about WWI remembrance and now that the 1921 UK census is available it's a great time to look at them again. I must also acknowledge that Yvonne passed away in the summer of 2021 . She was one of the most generous people I've ever "met" in sharing knowledge and expertise via the internet.
     
  5. Thanks Britjan. But, none of the links work unless you are a subscriber.
     
  6. Britjan

    Britjan LostCousins Star

    Information like this is a bonus, and worth remembering when there is "free access" to FMP records. However a great many of the New Zealand soldiers have been remembered in detail at https://www.aucklandmuseum.com/war-memorial/online-cenotaph although the advanced search function for Jewish Faith only returns about 170 entries.
     

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