Louis Kline and companion, circa 1918.

Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta

Jewish Military Service during WWII

Louis Kline and companion, circa 1918. Louis Kline came to Edmonton in 1904, at age 17, when his family moved from Montreal. His father, H.B. Kline, established a small jewelry shop. Louis took over the business in 1933 with his sister Anne Kline Wasserman, when their father died. He served overseas in World War I. JAHSENA Archives Photo, donated by Miriam Lutsky.

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Evelyn Miller, Canadian Women's Army Corps, 1942-1946. JAHSENA Archives, donated by Evelyn Miller.
Evelyn Miller,
Canadian Women's Army Corps
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Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, founding members, 1941
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity,
founding members
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Flight Sergeant Mandel Bloomfield, R-61005, R.C.A.F
Flight Sergeant Mandel Bloomfield
R-61005, R.C.A.F
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Memorial Service held for Jewish members of the Armed Forces held in Edmonton in 1946
Memorial Service for
Jewish members of armed forces, 1946
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Louis Kline and companion, circa 1918
Louis Kline and companion,
circa 1918
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