Chaim Cymes
1902–1942 (age 40)
Biography
Chaim Cymes was a tailor whose life was tragically cut short during one of history's darkest periods. Born in 1902, he practiced his craft as a skilled tradesman, contributing to his community through his work in tailoring. His life represents the countless individuals whose ordinary lives were disrupted by extraordinary historical events.
Cymes perished in 1942 during the Holocaust. His memory is preserved at the Mémorial de la Shoah, a solemn testament to the millions who lost their lives during this genocide. His name and legacy serve as a reminder of the human cost of hatred and the importance of remembrance.