RABBI LEE J. LEVINGER, M.A.,
FOREWORD
PREFACE
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I THE CHAPLAIN'S FUNCTION
CHAPTER II THE JEWISH HOLYDAYS OF 1918 IN THE A. E. F.
CHAPTER III AT THE FRONT WITH THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DIVISION
CHAPTER IV AFTER THE ARMISTICE
CHAPTER V AT THE AMERICAN EMBARKATION CENTER
CHAPTER VI THE JEWISH CHAPLAINS OVERSEAS
CHAPTER VII THE JEWISH WELFARE BOARD IN THE A. E. F.
CHAPTER VIII THE JEW AS A SOLDIER
CHAPTER IX JEW AND CHRISTIAN AT THE FRONT
CHAPTER X THE RELIGION OF THE JEWISH SOLDIER
CHAPTER XI PREACHING TO SOLDIERS
CHAPTER XII MORALE AND MORALS
CHAPTER XIII THE MORAL GAIN AND LOSS OF THE SOLDIER
CHAPTER XIV THE JEWISH SOLDIER AND JUDAISM
CHAPTER XV THE JEWISH SOLDIER AND ANTI-SEMITISM
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A group of Jewish welfare workers at Le Mans, France, in March 1919. From left to right, George Rooby, Julius Halperin, Frank M. Dart, Chaplain Lee J. Levinger, Adele Winston, Charles S. Rivitz, David Rosenthal and Esther Levy. A group of Jewish welfare workers at Le Mans, France, in March 1919. From left to right, George Rooby, Julius Halperin, Frank M. Dart, Chaplain Lee J. Levinger, Adele Winston, Charles S. Rivitz, David Rosenthal and Esther Levy.
A Jewish Chaplain in France
