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Fighting Back: British Jewry's Military Contribution in the Second World War: Anglo-Jewry' s Contribution in the Second World War
Fighting Back: British Jewry's Military Contribution in the Second World War: Anglo-Jewry' s Contribution in the Second World War
By Martin Sugarman
Saboteur - The Untold Story of SOE's Youngest Agent at the Heart of the French Resistance: The Untold Story of SOE’s Youngest Agent at the Heart of the French Resistance
Saboteur - The Untold Story of SOE's Youngest Agent at the Heart of the French Resistance: The Untold Story of SOE’s Youngest Agent at the Heart of the French Resistance
By Mark Seaman
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    3/2 Gurkha Rifles - CO killed in action

    I am Sarah's brother, she's the one that requested that I try searching. I had luck researching my grandfather's serious wounding in North Russia so I was using some of those lessons learned. The power of the internet is simply amazing! The Indian nationality did throw me off a bit, that is...
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    Chindits

    Is your grandfather still alive? I wonder if he knew my relative Lieutenant Colonel leigh Alexander. He was killed in action in the first Chindit expedition, Op Longcloth, 28 April 1943.
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    3/2 Gurkha Rifles - CO killed in action

    perhaps I can take a new tack on this quest. LCol Alexander was Indian nationality and fought with an Indian brigade (77th Indian Infantry). Can anybody recommend authorities in India who are expert searchers on military history, the Burma campaign, Chindits or otherwise? John
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    3/2 Gurkha Rifles - CO killed in action

    I am just starting research for photos of LtCol Leigh Arbuthnot Alexander, commanding officer of 3rd Battalion,2nd Gurkha Rifles, KIA 23 April, 1943, while on operations in the first Chindit expedition, southern column, Operation Longcloth, Burma. LtCol Alexander is the grandfather of the...
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