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Date: 2008-10-01 12:46 am (UTC)So the way to identify as Belgian instead of dividing yourself into Flemish or Walloon would seem to be outside the normal system of dividing the population entirely. Of course, all the Flemish and Walloon soldiers are Belgian too. Alternatively, this soldier doesn't identify himself as Belgian but as Jewish first, it's just that "Jewish" wasn't given as an option.
Comments to the entry I linked to say that a common joke among Belgian Jews is that the only real Belgians are Jews and the King.