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1779: 944:(represented by Ezekiel Sivak) began a coordinated effort to honour this request in 2010. With the assistance and support of the Israeli government and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on 4 December 2014, the remains of Patterson and his wife, were re-interred in the Avihayil cemetery where some of the men he commanded are buried. Attending the ceremony were Prime Minister Netanyahu, members of his family, military and cabinet members of the Israeli government, the British Ambassador, the Irish Ambassador, Alan Patterson, Jerry Klinger of the Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation, Ezekiel Sivak of Avihayil, representatives and descendent family members of the Jewish Legion, Christians supporters of Israel, 350 guests and numerous other dignitaries. Netanyahu referred to Patterson as "the godfather of the Israeli army" and "a great friend of our people, a great champion of Zionism and a great believer in the Jewish State and the Jewish people... I feel it is an obligation of our people, our State and mine personally to fulfil his testimony". 607:, and Blyth's wife Ethel, Patterson's reputation was tarnished by Blyth's death by a gunshot wound (possible suicide – exact circumstances unknown). Witnesses confirmed that Patterson was not in Blyth's tent when the shooting took place, and that it was in fact Blyth's wife who was with him at the time, as she was reported as having run screaming from the tent immediately following the shooting. Patterson had Blyth buried in the wilderness and then insisted on continuing the expedition instead of returning to the nearest post to report the incident. 536: 397:) around the camps, bonfires at night, and strict after-dark curfews, the attacks escalated dramatically, to the point where the bridge construction ceased due to a fearful, mass departure by the workers. Along with the obvious financial consequences of the work stoppage, Patterson faced the challenge of maintaining his authority and even his personal safety at this remote site against the increasingly hostile and superstitious workers, many of whom were convinced that the lions were in fact evil spirits, come to punish those who worked at 383: 465:"SIR, – We, your Overseer, Timekeepers, Mistaris and Workmen, present you with this bowl as a token of our gratitude to you for your bravery in killing two-man-eating lions at great risk to your own life, thereby saving us from the fate of being devoured by these terrible monsters who nightly broke into our tents and took our fellow-workers from our side. In presenting you with this bowl, we all add our prayers for your long life, happiness and prosperity. We shall ever remain, Sir, Your grateful servants, 125: 106: 923: 892: 438: 1798: 1760: 737: 824:. He was a member of the Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe. During the Second World War, while he was in America, the British government cut off his pension, arguing they had no way to securely transmit his funds to him. This left Patterson in severe financial difficulty. He energetically continued working toward the establishment of a separate 33: 796:
started) after thirty-five years of service. It is generally accepted that much of the admiration and respect of his men (and modern-day supporters) is due to the fact that he essentially sacrificed any opportunity for promotion (and his military career in general) in his efforts to ensure his men were treated fairly. His last two books,
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Patterson, J.H.(1907) The Man-Eaters of Tsavo. Macmillan. In the introduction to the Peter Hathaway Capstick Library edition (1986: St. Martin's Press), Capstick writes, "As for the Tsavo Bridge? Alas, the German forces blew it to atoms during the East African Campaign, wasting all the terror, death,
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from his military service in India, undertook an extensive effort to deal with the crisis. After months of attempts and near misses, he killed the first lion on the night of 9 December 1898 and the second one on the morning of 29 December (narrowly escaping death when the wounded animal charged him).
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Shortly after, in poor health, Patterson returned to England with Mrs. Blyth amid rumours of murder and an affair. Although he was never officially charged or censured, this incident followed him for years after in British society and in the army. His case was raised in Parliament in April 1909. The
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With the man-eater threat eliminated, the workforce returned and the Tsavo railway bridge was completed on 7 February 1899. Although the rails were destroyed by German soldiers during the First World War, the stone foundations were left standing and the bridge was subsequently repaired. The workers,
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toward his men from many of his superiors (as well as peers and subordinates), and more than once threatened to resign his commission to bring the inappropriate treatment of his men under scrutiny. He retired from the British Army in 1920 as a lieutenant-colonel (the same rank he held when the war
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The man-eating behaviour was considered highly unusual for lions and was eventually confirmed to be the work of a pair of rogue males, who were believed to be responsible for as many as 140 deaths. Railway records attribute only 28 worker deaths to the lions, but the predators were also reported to
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route through the area, which contributed to a considerable number of abandoned bodies. Patterson reported seeing considerable instances of unburied human remains and open graves in the area, and it is believed that the lions (which, like most predators, will readily
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canine tooth that could have hindered normal hunting behaviour. However, this hypothesis accounts for the behaviour of only one of the lions involved, and Patterson himself had disclaimed such theories, saying he had damaged the lion's tooth himself.
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Almost immediately after Patterson's arrival, lion attacks began to take place on the workforce, with the lions dragging men out of their tents at night and feeding on their victims. Despite the building of thorn barriers
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and are now on permanent display along with the original skulls. The reconstructed lions are actually smaller than their original size, due to their skins' having been trimmed for use as trophy rugs in Patterson's house.
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who in earlier months had all but threatened to kill him, presented Patterson with a silver bowl in appreciation for the risks he had undertaken on their behalf, with the following inscription:
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like many others in the Tsavo area, and both were exceptionally large. Each lion was over nine feet long from nose to tip of tail and required at least eight men to carry it back to the camp.
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for food) adapted to this abundant, accessible food supply and eventually turned to humans as their primary food source. A modern analysis shows one of the lion's skulls had a badly
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Various theories have been put forward to account for the lions' man-eating behaviour: poor burial practices, low populations of food source animals due to disease, etc. There was a
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Science Daily: The tale teeth tell about the legendary man-eating lions of Tsavo, April 19, 2017 https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170419091626.htm
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The workers and local people immediately declared Patterson a hero, and word of the event quickly spread far and wide, as evidenced by the subsequent
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have killed a significant number of local people of which no official record was ever kept, which attributed to the railway's smaller record.
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into Ulster from Germany. Colonel Patterson is believed to have been part of this operation with some of the weapons being stored at
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Baboo PURSHOTAM HURJEE PURMAR, Overseer and Clerk of Works, on behalf of your Workmen. Dated at Tsavo, 30 January 1899."
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Baboo PURSHOTAM HURJEE PURMAR, Overseer and Clerk of Works, on behalf of your Workmen. Dated at Tsavo, 30 January 1899.
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Portia Ante Portas: Women and the Legal Profession in Europe, ca. 1870–1925, Author: James C. Albisetti, Source:
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Jerry Klinger. The Struggle for the Jewish Legion and The Birth of the IDF. The Jewish Magazine (October 2010)
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He married Frances Helena Gray of Belfast in 1895. She, in 1890, had been one of the first women to take a
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The Seven Lives of Colonel Patterson: how an Irish lion hunter led the Jewish Legion to victory
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The Seven Lives of Colonel Patterson: How an Irish Lion Hunter Led the Jewish Legion to Victory
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In 1906, Patterson returned to the Tsavo area for a hunting trip. During the trip, he shot an
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nursing home. Both Patterson and his wife were cremated, and their ashes were interred at
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The Home Rule Crisis was halted by the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914.
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During his time in command of the Jewish Legion (which served with distinction in the
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appointed Colonel Patterson to the post of Game Warden – that is, superintendent of
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Patterson considered the bowl to be his most highly prized and hardest won trophy.
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Patterson was close friends with many Zionist supporters and leaders, among them
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has been described as "the first Jewish fighting force in nearly two millennia".
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With his reputation, livelihood, and safety at stake, Patterson, an experienced
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During the 1940s, Patterson and his wife, "Francie", lived in a modest home in
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of congratulations he received. Word of the incident was even mentioned in the
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Lieutenant-Colonel Patterson with the first Tsavo lion – killed 9 December 1898
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committee in London to oversee the construction of a railway bridge over the
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decades later. The Zion Mule Corps, which served with distinction in the
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in May 1902, arriving in South Africa after the war had ended with the
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in 1885 at the age of seventeen and eventually attained the rank of
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In the Grip of the Nyika; Further Adventures in British East Africa
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in the Middle East, which became a reality with the statehood of
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Israel Philatelic Service Bulletin, No. 68, January 2015, page 4
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and a promoter of a Jewish army to fight the Nazis and to stop
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Henry R. Lew, "Patterson of Israel" (2020) Hybrid Publishers,
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After his military career, Patterson continued his support of
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Colonel Patterson commanded the West Belfast regiment of the
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and horror that surrounded its creation in the first place."
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The reburial ceremony in Avihayil, Israel on 4 December 2014
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from 1898 to 1899. The book went on to inspire three films:
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PM Netanyahu's speech at the reinterment of Col. Patterson
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The Man-Eaters of Tsavo and Other East African Adventures
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smuggled 20,000 rifles and 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition
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The Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation
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officer, hunter, and author best known for his book
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Mad for Zion: A Biography of Colonel J.H. Patterson
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British Army officer, hunter and author (1867–1947)
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He arrived at the site in March of that year. 1805: 947:A souvenir plate postal stamp was issued by the 592:, an experience he recounts in his second book, 102: 1889:City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) officers 441:The second Tsavo lion – killed 29 December 1898 371: 1599:Israel reburies ashes of British WW1 commander 1595: 1904:Companions of the Distinguished Service Order 1874:British Army personnel of the Second Boer War 1640: 1500:, Vol. 33, No. 4 (Summer, 2000), pp. 825–857 1460:"The lion-killer who became an Israeli hero" 1043: 1041: 998:With the Judaeans in the Palestine Campaign 802:With the Judaeans in the Palestine Campaign 356:In 1898, Patterson was commissioned by the 288:, Patterson served as the commander of the 1546: 879:(1909–79) became a palaeontologist at the 511:(as the fictional character "Remington"). 351: 31: 1047: 1038: 690:militia founded in 1912 to prevent Irish 673: 348:(DSO). 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Index


Forgney
County Longford
Ireland
Bel Air, California
Avihayil
Israel
United Kingdom
British Army
Lieutenant-Colonel
Jewish Legion
Second Boer War
World War I
Sinai and Palestine campaign
Distinguished Service Order
Bryan Patterson
Lieutenant-Colonel
DSO
British Army
The Man-eaters of Tsavo
Tsavo River
East Africa Protectorate
Bwana Devil
Killers of Kilimanjaro
The Ghost and the Darkness
World War I
Jewish Legion
Israel Defense Forces
Forgney
Ballymahon

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