Frank Woolfe Haldinstein
Born:
3 Tammuz 5654 (07 July 1894)
Died:
13 Adar 5677 (07 March 1917)
Basic Information
Birth
Date of birth:
3 Tammuz 5654 (07 July 1894)
Death
Date of death:
13 Adar 5677 (07 March 1917)
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Bray Military Cemetery
Places
Addresses
Family home:
Thorpe Lodge, Norwich
Schools
Name:
Norwich Grammar School
Name:
Christchurch College, Oxford
Synagogues
Name:
Norwich Hebrew Congregation
Harold Laski: Preface to "Authority in the Modern State", 1919
“This book would have gone to my friend Frank Haldinstein, scholar, of Christ Church and captain in the Royal Engineers. But his name has been added to the list on which the Oxford of my generation will write with undying pride.
When I look back on certain magic nights at Oxford and re-read these pages in the light of their memory, I realise how halting they are compared to the things they would have said. But I take it that for them the one justification of this conflict would have been the thought that we who are left are trying in some sort to understand the problems of the state they died to make free. To have known them was an education in liberty.”
Family
Siblings
George Emanuel Haldinstein (male)
Mary Rose Edith Haldinstein (female)
Daphne Louise Haldinstein (female)
Joyce Yalande Haldinstein (female)
Rachel Augusta Haldinstein (female)
Constance Emma Haldinstein (female)
Henry Woolfe Haldinstein (male)
Lionel Alfred Haldinstein (male)
Geoffrey Phillip Haldinstein (male)
Parents
Father: Alfred Isaac Haldinstein (male)
Mother: Edith Rebecca Emanuel (female)
Homefront
Military Record
Date discharged/death:
07 March 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Captain
Assignments
Battalion/unit:
8th Division Signal Company
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Date of Death:
07 March 1917
Regiment / service:
Royal Engineers, 8th Signal Coy.
Cemetery:
Bray Military Cemetery, France
Grave reference:
II. D. 40.
Personal inscription:
WE DREAMT GREAT THINGS FOR YOU GOD INTERVENED AND SO THE DREAM CAME TRUE