In the entrance lobby at Childwall Hebrew Congregation, Liverpool. A. Abrahams Merchant Navy M. Abrahams South Lancashire Regiment L. Albert Merchant Navy H. Allentoff Essex Regiment A. Aronson Recce Corps S. Baker Queen's Royal Regiment W. Bandell Royal Artillery G. Berger Royal Armoured Corps L. Bernstein Merchant Navy L. Black R.A.F. M. Brown Welch Regiment S. Caplan Royal Engineers B. Cohen R.A.F. E.. I. Cohen King's Regiment V.. Cooper Royal Army Medical Corps A. S. Crystal R.A.F. M. Ellick R.A.F. J. Goldberg Royal Army Service Corps N. M. Goldberg R.A.F. J. Grennan M.C. London Irish Rifles H. Haft R.T.R. M. Isaacson South Lancashire Regiment H. Harris Jessel R.A.F. S. Kessler Royal Armoured Corps M. Kleinhorn R.A.F. J. Lempert Chindits A. Levine R.C.A.F. E. L. Levy Royal Horse Artillery J. R. Leyland Royal Artillery H. Lewis R.A.F. N. Mandelson R.A.F. E. Markson R.A.F. N. Max R.A.F. D. Mendel King's Own Royal Rifles H. Mendel Royal Corps Signals J. M. Phillips R.A.F. R. Phillips R.A.F. P. Rabinowitz Merchant Navy A. Rimmer R.A.F. R. F. Rimmer R.A.F. J. Roberts Merchant Navy J. Rogansky Merchant Navy A. Rowne R.E.M.E. G. Rosenthal R.A.F. M. Rume R.C.A.F. S. Samuels Royal Artillery M. Schneider R.A.F. R. Segal Royal Artillery M. Solomon R.A.F. J. Sorsky Australian Forces H. F. Strock W.A.A.F. M. Sultman Durham Light Infantry B. Woolfe Lancashire Fusiliers N. Yaffe R.A.F. H.F. Strock is in CWGC as Guilda Strock, Women's Auxiliary Air Force. Died 15th July 1946, aged 26. Daughter of Dr. Marcus Boris Strock and Anne Strock, of Liverpool. https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2220415/strock,-guilda/
R225002 Sergeant Alfred Barish Levene had an interesting background. Born in Liverpool 11 December 1915 he was the son of Samuel Montague and Etta Levene. A large family with three sons and six daughters. He had been in the Merchant Navy when his ship docked in Canada, just before hostilities. He enlisted in the Canadian Army on 3 September 1939, transferring over to the RCAF in the UK. He was then sent back to Canada (Draft 4863) for training 26 August 1942, returning to the UK with his Observer's brevet, on 24 May 1943. On 26 October 1943, he was killed on Wellington HE696 at No. 30 OTU while on a practice bombing exercise. On its 4th attempt to land the aircraft crashed into a hangar causing Sgt Levene to be launched forward, breaking his neck.
