David Liberman

1922–1941 (age 19)

Biography

David Liberman was born in 1922 in Ivry-sur-Seine, where he worked as a skilled leatherworker. His life spanned a period of significant historical upheaval, during which Europe faced unprecedented challenges.

Liberman's craft and contributions to his community are remembered as part of the legacy of Ivry-sur-Seine. He died in 1941 at the young age of 19, his life cut short during the dark years of the Second World War.

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