The war memorial of the Jewish congregation of Fischach, that was rescued from the synagogue, is now to be found in the Tahara-house on the Jewish cemetery. On a commemorative plaque, the following inscription can be read (below the emblem of a steel helmet): Dem Andenken der aus unserer Gemeinde Ausgezogenen im Kriege 1914–18 Gebliebenen gewidmet (dedicated in memory of the people from our community, who went to war 1914-1918 and never returned). The names and further information of the victims of the war follow:

Inf. Benno Klopfer 2/12. IR.
geb. 5.3.1842
gefall. am 26.8.14 bei Chateau de Ville

Res. Hermann Levi 8./110.GrenR.
geb. 9.3.1887
gefall. am 21.3.1916 b. Arras

Wehrm. Isidor Erlanger 1/15. R.I.R. geb.15.2.1881
verwund. b. Verdun gest. 1.3.1916 in Labry

Ulan Edmund Ephraim Hirschmann
16. Thüring. ULR
geb. 22.9.1896
gest. am 21.1.18 im Laz. zu Frankreich

DEN OPFERN DER RASSENVERFOLGUNG GEWEIHT 1933 1945
DEN TOTEN ZUM GEDENKEN
DEN LEBENDEN ZUR MAHNUNG

(dedicated to the victims of racial persecution 1933 1945 / commemorating the dead / as a reminder to the living)

On the back, the fallen soldiers of World War I are listed:

ZUM GEDENKEN UNSERER GEFALLENEN 1914 – 1918

(to commemorate our fallen soldiers 1914-1918)

BENNO KLOPFER
HERMANN LEVI
ISIDOR ERLANGER
SAMUEL MENDLE
ALBERT MAIER
EDMUND HIRSCHMANN
HUGO MENDLE

Hier ruht unser treusorgender Gatte u. Vater
Herr Abraham Bravmann
Kriegsteilnehmer 1914–1918
geb. 6.März 1876, gest. 14. Juni 1932

(here lies our caring husband and father A.B., combatant 1914-1918....)

The public war memorial for the fallen soldiers of both World Wars is to be found on the crossing of Buschelberg- und Kölberbergstraße, next to the Waldfriedhof. Below the sculptures of two soldiers, you will find the following inscription:

ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DIE GEFALLENEN IM WELTENKAMPFE 1914 – 1918 ERRICHTET VON DER GEMEINDE FISCHACH 1914 – 1918 GEFALLENE DER MARKTGEMEINDE FISCHACH 1939 – 1945

(in memory of the fallen soldiers of the world war 1914-1918 / erected by the community of Fischach 1914-1918 / fallen soldiers from Fischach 1939-1945)

On the commemorative plaque below, among the names of the fallen soldiers from both World Wars, the fallen Jewish soldiers from Fischach are listed: