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Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel, A Jewish Colonel in the Civil War, book edited by Jean Powers Soman and Frank L. Byrne
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JEWS IN THE CIVIL WAR
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Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel 1829-1864
Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel was a German-Jewish immigrant, who became one of the highest ranking Jewish officers in the Union Army during the Civil War. He was mortally wounded during the Red River Campaign and was buried by his fellow soldiers in an unmarked grave, on the bank of the Red River near Snaggy Point, Louisiana on May 4, 1864. His younger brother Joseph, founded the Spiegel Catalogue Company.
Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel 1829-1864
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Remembering Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel by Jean Powers Soman,article published in the American Jewish Archives Journal , 2013 Volume LXV Nos. . 1&2, Pages 31-43 2013_65_01_00_soman.pdf
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In Memory of Colonel Marcus M. Spiegel, a German-Jewish immigrant (1829-1864) Who gave his life to Free the Slaves and Preserve the United States of America.
Colonel Spiegel was one of the highest ranking Jewish officers in the Civil War. He served in the 67th and 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. This heroic soldier was mortally wounded and died on May 4, 1864 during the Red River Campaign. He was buried by his fellow soldiers at Captain Wilson’s Plantation in an unmarked grave on the bank of the Red River near Snaggy Point, Louisiana. His brother Joseph founded the Spiegel Catalog Company and his niece Hannah G. Solomon was the founder of the National Council of Jewish Women.
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