Military Service-
Rank: PrivateService Number: A/22530Age: 22Force: ArmyUnit: Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.A labourer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Army on 4 July 1940 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Samuel was motived, in part, by German's conquest of his native Poland. It is possible that Samuel lied about his age to enlist as his date of birth given to the army doesn't match that printed in the local papers after his death. Son of Osias and Freda Berger of Niagara Street in Windsor. In 1935, Samuel along with his parents, his brother and his three sisters emigrated to Canada. The family settled in Windsor, where Samuel attended Begley school.Private Samuel Berger is commemorated on Page 58 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance. The words enscribed on Private Berger's grave headstone were chosen by his brother, Joseph Berger.
Rank: PrivateService Number: A/22530Age: 22Force: ArmyUnit: Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.A labourer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Army on 4 July 1940 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Samuel was motived, in part, by German's conquest of his native Poland. It is possible that Samuel lied about his age to enlist as his date of birth given to the army doesn't match that printed in the local papers after his death. Son of Osias and Freda Berger of Niagara Street in Windsor. In 1935, Samuel along with his parents, his brother and his three sisters emigrated to Canada. The family settled in Windsor, where Samuel attended Begley school.Private Samuel Berger is commemorated on Page 58 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance. The words enscribed on Private Berger's grave headstone were chosen by his brother, Joseph Berger.
Military Service-
Rank: PrivateService Number: A/22530Age: 22Force: ArmyUnit: Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.A labourer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Army on 4 July 1940 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Samuel was motived, in part, by German's conquest of his native Poland. It is possible that Samuel lied about his age to enlist as his date of birth given to the army doesn't match that printed in the local papers after his death. Son of Osias and Freda Berger of Niagara Street in Windsor. In 1935, Samuel along with his parents, his brother and his three sisters emigrated to Canada. The family settled in Windsor, where Samuel attended Begley school.Private Samuel Berger is commemorated on Page 58 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance. The words enscribed on Private Berger's grave headstone were chosen by his brother, Joseph Berger.
Rank: PrivateService Number: A/22530Age: 22Force: ArmyUnit: Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.A labourer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Army on 4 July 1940 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Samuel was motived, in part, by German's conquest of his native Poland. It is possible that Samuel lied about his age to enlist as his date of birth given to the army doesn't match that printed in the local papers after his death. Son of Osias and Freda Berger of Niagara Street in Windsor. In 1935, Samuel along with his parents, his brother and his three sisters emigrated to Canada. The family settled in Windsor, where Samuel attended Begley school.Private Samuel Berger is commemorated on Page 58 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance. The words enscribed on Private Berger's grave headstone were chosen by his brother, Joseph Berger.
Inscription
SUCH SOULS FOREVER LIVE
IN BOUNDLESS MEASURE
OF LOVE THEY GIVE
Gravesite Details
Private, Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C. Son of Osias and Freda Berger, of Windsor, Ontario. Age Unknown.
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