B. LEVINE, 19 December 1914
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Barnett Levine
Born:
1884
Died:
2 Tevet 5675 (19 December 1914)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
LEV5019
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1884
Place of birth:
Russia
Death
Date of death:
2 Tevet 5675 (19 December 1914)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
Wells Farm
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Ploegsteert Memorial
Places
Addresses
Family Home:
41 Bromsgrove Street Birmingham (1911)
Other Organisations
Name:
Jewish Lads' Brigade
One Month
He had arrived in France only one month before he died.
Family
Siblings
Benjamin Levine (male)
Rebecca Levine (female)
Sarah Levine (female)
Lewis Levine (male)
Joseph Levine (male)
Parents
Father: Morris Levine (male)
Mother: Fanny Levine (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
746
Date enlisted/conscripted:
1914
Date discharged/death:
19 December 1914
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Assignments
Regiment:
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Battalion/unit:
"A" Company, 2nd Battalion
Campaigns:
Roughes Bancs - Well Farm Attack
Medals:
1914 Star
Victory Medal
British War Medal
Victory Medal
British War Medal
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Private
Date of Death:
19 December 1914
Age:
30 years old
Regiment / service:
Royal Warwickshire Regiment, "A" Coy. 2nd Bn.
Cemetery:
Ploegsteert Memorial, Belgium
Grave reference:
Panel 2 and 3.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Porter
Date started:
1911
Date left:
1914
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