Jewish Military
Though a common trope used to foment anti-Judaism is the myth that Jews go out of their way
to avoid military service, the reality is that Jewish Americans have been well represented in
every major conflict since the founding of the United States. This collection tells these fighters’
stories, from Gregg’s uncle Jerry’s death in WWII and Michelle’s father’s service during the
Korean war, to a young Jewish soldier’s experience liberating a concentration camp, and
beyond.

Jewish Military
Joseph Warech
Michelle's father, Joseph Warech, escaped Poland with his family in 1939 and later fought with the US Army in the Korean war.
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Jewish Military

Jewish Military
Alex Sesonske, WWII Jewish War Veteran
This scrapbook, kept by Alex Sesonske throughout his tour of Europe, is one of the most complete accounts of a GI's experience in WWII.
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Jewish Military

Jewish Military
Samuel Meisenberg, US Marine
A Jewish US Marine who was, at eighteen years old, one of the first killed in the Battle of Veracruz.
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