More than 100,000 Germans of Jewish faith served for Imperial Germany during the First World War. Around 12,000 of them never came home. More than a century later, the German-Jewish soldiers of World War I were still resting under grave markers used for Christians. Finally, in 2026, in a project called ‘Operation Levi,’ the Latin crosses on the Jewish gravesites were replaced with Stars of David.
Ironically, some 20 years after WWII, the surviving German Jewish soldiers were exterminated by the country they served and would have laid down their lives for.
Zev Jabotinsky fought for GB during WW1, but it seems GB didn’t much appreciate it considering how they treated him when he tried to organize Jewish defense forces in Jerusalem in the 1920s (they arrested him and seized most or all of the weapons the Jewish defense forces had in Jerusalem right before the moslame led pogrom against Jews in ’29’ in Jerusalem).
I never knew Jews fought for Kaiser Wilhelm’s Germany. I wonder if they served in all Jewish units like in the GB.
I’m amazed the islamically compromised 21st century Germanistan would bother to recognize these Jewish soldiers.
Me too!
its damm, time to see reallity. back after the 1st world war the Jews thought that they are now integrated and in the second world war many and i do mean many thought that because they fought for germany in the first war that they are accepted…they where wrong and they payed the bill. this is only one little bit of recognition that is due but today its worthless then not one of the responsible learned or changed anything and today the Jew is back were he once was, the time after the first war and the start of the second world war. this time he is not alone then the sunday people are targeted the same. we shall see said the blindman to the deaf one.
Maybe if theyd done this way back then,
Hitler wouldn’t have been able to “win” German ppl over. Because they would know.
Interesting.