Cause of death: Killed in action, died of wounds sustained in action, El Alamein, Lybia. [1][2]
Grave
Event Place: El Alamein war cemetery, III, A, 19. [2]
Digital Folder Number 007739185
Image Number 00896
Citing this Record
"South Africa, Cape Province, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1834-1989", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPW6-HSXG : 27 April 2020), Adolph Edward Barron, 1942.
El Alamein is a town on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast. It’s known for a decisive 1942 WWII battle, commemorated in El Alamein War Museum with uniforms and tanks. Desert plants surround El Alamein War Cemetery’s headstones. Just outside town, the German War Memorial is a fortress-like structure with a central obelisk, built over a mass grave. The Italian War Memorial is a tower inscribed inside with names of the dead. Added by Van Heerden-335 December 2020.
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In the text, I replaced {Jewish religion} with {Religion|image=Jewish_Symbols.jpg|text=was Jewish.}
The image of the Star of David that I added in that sticker is from Space: Religion_Images.
Elaine Martzen has other images at Space:Image_Workspace_Elaine.
See also Project: Jewish Roots and, for categories, Category:Judaism.
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