A Jewish Chaplain in France
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Besides the soldier saw examples of these his highest virtues about him constantly. Courage became a common- place; self-sacrifice an every-day matter. Officers often shared the discomforts and exceeded the dan- gers of their men. When one reads the ac- counts of citations for the D. S. C. and Medal of Honor, one wonders that human beings could do such things. And when we who were at the front recall the utter democracy of those days, how salutes and formality of every kind were forgotten while... only leadership based on personality could prevail, we re- alize anew the emphasis of the soldier on modesty and his resentment of the attitude of many a civilian and even a few military men in patronizing him either as a common soldier or as a miserable sinner.
As to religious tendencies, the soldier had, first and foremost, hope. He looked forward to better things both for himself and for the world. He had the re- ligious longing and the religious certainty that the future will witness the dawning of a better day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the soldier saw examples of these his highest virtues about him constantly. Courage became a common- place; self-sacrifice an every-day matter. Officers often shared the discomforts and exceeded the dan- gers of their men. When one reads the ac- counts of citations for the D. S. C. and Medal of Honor, one wonders that human beings could do such things. And when we who were at the front recall the utter democracy of those days, how salutes and formality of every kind were forgotten while... only leadership based on personality could prevail, we re- alize anew the emphasis of the soldier on modesty and his resentment of the attitude of many a civilian and even a few military men in patronizing him either as a common soldier or as a miserable sinner.
As to religious tendencies, the soldier had, first and foremost, hope. He looked forward to better things both for himself and for the world. He had the re- ligious longing and the religious certainty that the future will witness the dawning of a better day.
What to read after A Jewish Chaplain in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levinger, Lee J. (Lee Joseph), 1890-1966 to read onlineMoreLess
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