Just a question for Hardy. Which wars are sensible, "useful" and don't
have enormous human sacrifices? If the word useful if translated as
necessary, might be so when it's for their survival, like the Ukrainians
today, it's the aggressor who brings misery and losses to both sides, while
Putin is sitting in his imperial palace and watches his "tin soldiers"
killing and being killed.
I thought King Ferdinand allied with Briton -his wife Maria was one of the
many Queen Victoria's daughters Who killed him and when?
On a happier note, I want to wish all the wonderful people who correspond
with us, Hag Sameach, Happy Pass-over days, and happy Easter days.
Best wishes and regards, anny
On Sat, Mar 28, 2015 at 5:22 PM, cornel fleming <cornel.fleming_at_virgin.net>
wrote:
> Hi! Sorry about the delay...but here ae some more answers! I have a repo=
rt
> on the subject titled" Soldaten und Officiere mosaischen Glaubens in der
> k&k
> Armee".(Soldiers and Officers of the Jewish faith) which states that over
> 300000 served,and gives a list of those who attained the rank of General.
> There were not too many such in other Armies in WW1!! It also mentions th=
at
> the first Feldrabbiner were appointed to Regiments with large nos of Jew=
s
> in 1875. Cornel.
> Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 12:34 PM
> To: 'cornel fleming'; 'Czernowitz-L_at_cornell'
> Subject: =D7=AA=D7=A9=D7=95=D7=91=D7=94: [Cz-L] Data on regiment 41
>
> C,
> How many Jews served in the Regiment 41
> during WW1 ?
> All the information you forwarded , what source ?
> You say that Jews were not considered a nationality and therefore counted
> as
> Ukraineans.
> Not much later they were considered a race.
>
>
> Hardy
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