-Daniel-
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Der Schwarze Ritter wrote:I was wondering how did the Jews contribute to Germany's or Austria's war efforts durng World War I, I have looked everywhere on the net and I can't find a thing. any info pleez.![]()
-Daniel-


Roberto wrote:According to information available in the mentioned exhibition, about 100,000 Jews saw service in the imperial armed forces during World War I - quite a considerable part of the German Jewish population, which should not have exceeded half a million people at the time. 12,000 of them lost their lives.




harry palmer wrote:Hitler himself knew that there were Jews fighting in the German army in WWI- he had been nominated for the Iron Cross First Class, by a Jewish officer, Leutnant Hugo Gutmann.
Also Anne Frank's father and uncle had served as officers in the WWI German army.

harry palmer wrote:Hitler himself knew that there were Jews fighting in the German army in WWI- he had been nominated for the Iron Cross First Class, by a Jewish officer, Leutnant Hugo Gutmann.
Also Anne Frank's father and uncle had served as officers in the WWI German army.

gott wrote:harry palmer wrote:Hitler himself knew that there were Jews fighting in the German army in WWI- he had been nominated for the Iron Cross First Class, by a Jewish officer, Leutnant Hugo Gutmann.
Also Anne Frank's father and uncle had served as officers in the WWI German army.
did he really got his iron cross through the nomination of a jewish officer? wow, wouldn't hitler thank him for this, or if he really hated jews so much, wouldn't he chose not to wear his iron cross around?







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