Today, November 11, marks the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I.
We remember the Jewish soldiers who fell during the conflict — and, in particular, we take a look at the memorials raised in their honor.
Jews fought on all sides in the “War to End All Wars” — and a number of Jewish cemeteries in Europe have memorials to Jewish soldiers who were killed. Some are grandiose sculptures; some are fields of gravestones; some are more modest monuments, or individual gravestones. There are also memorial plaques at synagogues — and even a memorial “Heroes Temple” in Budapest.