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Pesach Deaths www.jewsfww.london ! Pesach fatalities 1915 Major EA Meyer, London Regiment Private Lionel Collins, Australian Infantry 1916 Captain Wilfred Max Langdon, Cheshire Regiment Second Lieutenant BW Rodney (Rosenthal), Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) Private A Grossman, Canadian Infantry Private Arthur Mossel, Royal Fusiliers Private Isador Steinberg, Australian Infantry 1917 Second Lieutenant Daryl Jacobs, South Lancashire Regiment Second Lieutenant DH Krauss, North Staffordshire Regiment Lieutenant Victor Albert Zacharias Jessel, Durham Light Infantry Captain MB Levy, MC, Irish Guards Captain Daniel Piza, General List and 64th T.M. Bty. formerly East Yorkshire Regiment Second Lieutenant Walter Louis Tanburn, Indian Army Reserve of Officers attd. 1st Bn. 2nd King Edward's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) Flight Lieutenant Louis Marcus Basil Weil, Royal Naval Air Service attd. Royal Flying Corps Lieutenant Marvin J Workman, Canadian Infantry Private Bernard Ashberry, London Regiment Private Leon Bash, Royal Fusiliers Rifleman Charles Nathaniel Bernstein, London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles) !1 www.jewsfww.london ! Private Charles Blievies, Highland Light Infantry10th/11th Bn. Private Sydney Bloom, Middlesex Regiment Serjeant R.O Casvenir, Egyptian Labour Corps Private S Cohen, London Regiment Private Thomas Jackson David, Australian Infantry Private S Franklin, South African Infantry Rifleman M Fresco, London Regiment (The Rangers) Corporal Maurice Gillies, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Private F Glass, Manchester Regiment Private Jack Goldstein, Canadian Infantry Private S Goldstein, Royal Scots Private Mark Goldstone, East Yorkshire Regiment Private RM Hammersberg, Australian Infantry Private Michael Henison, London Regiment Private J Hoffman, South African Infantry Rifleman Benjamin Jacobs, London Regiment (The Rangers) Lance Corporal Isaac Jacobs, Royal Scots Private Victor Newman Jacobs, Australian Infantry Gunner Joseph Kosky, Royal Field Artillery Rifleman Reuben Kossick, King's Royal Rifle Corps Seaman Mendel Emanuel Levene, Mercantile Marine Private Leo Levinson, South African Infantry Corporal Elias Lewis, Durham Light Infantry Private Max Marlieb, Canadian Army Medical Corps Lance Corporal Maurice Leslie Menser, Australian Infantry Rifleman Harry Millem, London Regiment (Queen's Westminster Rifles) !2 www.jewsfww.london ! Private M Minden, Middlesex Regiment Private J Moses, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Private H Natali, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Lance Corporal RF Patterson, Gordon Highlanders Private John Plater, Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry) Private Soll Rosenes, Canadian Infantry Lance Corporal Benjamin Rotenberg, Wiltshire Regiment Private P Rubenstein, Royal Scots Fusiliers Rifleman Reuben Schilling, King's Royal Rifle Corps Private Emmanuel Schwartz, Army Cyclist Corps Private B Shalgosky, York and Lancaster Regiment Private Max Simon, South African infantry Private M Solomon, Northumberland Fusiliers, 23rd (Tyneside Scottish) Bn Private SM Stawgkry, Canadian Infantry Corporal Robert Wachman, Australian Infantry Serjeant Leopold Weihs, Royal Fusiliers Private M Yutkovitch, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) 1918 Lieutenant William Hugh David De Pass, Middlesex Regiment Private Joseph Harris Barnard, Royal Fusiliers Private Adolph Bernhardt, 9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers Private Harry Bober, Royal Fusiliers Rifleman Joseph Bogard Private L Borowski, Australian Infantry !3 www.jewsfww.london ! Private Lionel L Cohen, Suffolk Regiment Private Michael Angel Cohen, Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Private Jack Dion MM, Northampton Regiment Private Benjamin Ettinger (served as Edgar), Hampshire Regiment Private Maurice Freedman, East Yorkshire Regiment Rifleman David Gample, West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Private Michael Hart, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) Rifleman S Jonas, King's Royal Rifle Corps Private C Kaufman, Imperial Camel Corps Private M Leschinsky, Northumberland Fusiliers Private Hyman Levi, Lancashire Fusilier Sergeant Albert Levy, Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Serjeant Harris Levy, Royal Scots Fusiliers Private Simon Reuben Lipchinski, West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Private Lawrence Lyons, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Private Louis Morris, King's Shropshire Light Infantry Driver P Phillips, Royal Field Artillery Rifleman Lewish Rome, London Regiment (City of London Rifles) Private Isaac Rosenberg, King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) Private David Rosenthal, Machine Gun Corps Private John Samuels, Bedfordshire Regiment Private I Shulman, Essex Regiment Private Baron Solomon, Manchester Regiment Rifleman M Solomons, King's Royal Rifle Corps !4.
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