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Felix Bernstein
Born:
22 Nisan 5653 (08 April 1893)
Died:
27 Tevet 5725 (01 January 1965)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
BER4699
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
22 Nisan 5653 (08 April 1893)
Place of birth:
Bradford, Yorkshire
Death
Date of death:
27 Tevet 5725 (01 January 1965)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Bradford, Yorkshire
Photo in the Book of Honour
Places
Addresses
Family address in 1901 census:
33 Grove Terrace Bradford, Yorkshire (31 March 1901)
Family Home, 1911 Census:
32 Howard Street Bradford Yorkshire (02 April 1911)
1939 Register, Home Shared with his Father:
11 Apsley Crescent Bradford, Yorkshire (29 September 1939)
Family
Siblings
Parents
Mother: Leah Harris (female)
Father: Aaron George Bernstein (male)
Homefront
Occupation:
Travelled for trade
Member of family in armed forces:
Brothers Julius and Joseph Bernstein
What was the impact of this:
Brother Joseph Bernstein was killed in action. Felix himself was wounded badly and lost a leg.
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
11/7452
Rank at discharge/death:
Corporal
Sustained injuries:
Gunshot Wound, lost a leg
Assignments
Regiment:
Northumberland Fusiliers
Battalion/unit:
11th Battalion
Posting:
Arrived in France on August 25th 1915
Medals:
Victory Medal
British War Medal
1914-15 Star
Silver War Badge No. 346873
British War Medal
1914-15 Star
Silver War Badge No. 346873
Medal Card
392(XVI) - King's Regulation 392 xvi, released on the grounds of being permanently unfit, in this case due to gunshot wound Dis = discharged SWB = Silver War Badge
392(XVI) - King's Regulation 392 xvi, released on the grounds of being permanently unfit, in this case due to gunshot wound Dis = discharged SWB = Silver War Badge
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