Over 65,000 Jewish soldiers served in the British armed forces during World War 2 and sadly over 2,900 gave their lives.
This site serves as a memorial to those fallen soldiers, providing a means to search for information on casualties by name and by several other categories such as cemetery or memorial, area of burial (e.g. Normandy / Calvados), regiment, nationality, etc.
Using the quick search facility below, users will be able to find information about particular servicemen or women, or for more complex queries, reports can be generated from the Casualties Tab.
Of particular benefit, users of this site will be able to print a report listing Jewish casualties within a cemetery or a region giving the exact location of their graves, thus making it much easier to find and visit their final resting places. This report can be best accessed through the Cemeteries Tab. Full plot details can be found on the printed version of the report, which contains more information than the on-screen report.
At this stage, only fallen soldiers from WW2 have been included in the database, but my objective is, over time, to add casualties from WW1.
I hope you find this site a useful tool and I would welcome any comments or suggestions, which can be emailed to me at .
Daniel Levy - 11th November 2010