Publisher's Synopsis
This book delves into the relationship between the Allied countries and the Jewish population during World War I. Hyman Gerson Enelow, a prominent rabbi and scholar, discusses the contributions of Jewish soldiers to the war effort and the discrimination they faced both in the military and on the home front. He also analyzes the role that Jewish organizations played in supporting the war and advocating for Jewish rights.
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