◊ In 1947 the Canadian Jewish Congress published the first of two parts of the book Canadian Jews in World War II. The books were edited by David Rome. The first part deals with Decorations and the second part, which appeared in 1948, memorializes the Casualties. The books were dedicated to the millions of Jews everywhere who resisted Hitlerism and Fascism to their last breath.
The second volume focused on “the men and women who appeared in the official casualty lists of the Canadian forces, those reported killed, dead, missing, presumed dead, wounded, injured, ill and prisoners of war.” However, although the compilers no doubt made every attempt to include all cases, it cannot be considered comprehensive, since my own father, Russell Gladstone — who served from 1939 to 1945 and was twice wounded — is AWOL in these pages. This book is being presented in stages. Eventually all relevant pages of both volumes will appear. To find a particular individual, please check the index pages at the start and end of each volume, or do a name search in the search box. ♦
Pages from the book Canadian Jews in World War II, Part II — Casualties
Contents & Surnames A to G (roughly) This Page (pages vii to 29)
Surnames H to R (roughly) (pages 29 to 59)
Surnames R to Z (roughly) (pages 60 to 84)
MORE Surnames A to P (roughly) (pages 85 to 109)
MORE Surnames P to Z (+ various) plus Index (pages 110 to 150)
