JEWS IN THE CIVIL WAR

Posted on April 10, 2022 by Jean Soman
Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel
Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel gave his life to preserve the United States and free the slaves. He was killed during the Red River Campaign near Snaggy Point Louisiana and was buried by his fellow soldiers on May 4, 1864 in an unmarked grave on the bank of the Red River in Louisiana.
Jews in the Civil War
Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel 1829-1864
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Jean Powers Soman, a Writer, is Co-Editor of the book, A Jewish Colonel in the Civil War, Marcus M. Spiegel of the Ohio Volunteers. ( University of Nebraska Press)
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