Aloyse Jacoby

Aloys(e) Jacoby (1895 1965) who served during World War Two.

Early life and pre-Second World War Aloyse Jacoby's parents are unknown, he was born sometime in 1895, |group=lower-alpha.

Records list an "Aloys Jacoby" as being a part of the "Voluntary Corps" as a Lieutenant no later that 1917 and also (the first ) Chief of the General Staff, and this role was apparently post-World War Two as well.

Prior to the outbreak of hostilities on the tenth of May 1940 between Luxembourg and Germany, Aloyse was in overall command of the Volunteer Corps, which, as of September 15, 1939, (including Jews ) to unoccupied France, the German Administrative Commission in Luxembourg made it so Jacoby was given the task of repatriating all the refugees who had just fled. As a "Commissioner General" in this aim, his first task was to repatriate those who had fled from Northern Luxembourg. concentration camps in April 1945.