David Moshe Rabinowicz

1906–1942 (age 36)

Biography

David Moshe Rabinowicz (1906–1942) was a resident of Warsaw whose life was profoundly affected by the tragic events of World War II. He lived through a period of unprecedented upheaval in European Jewish history and in Poland.

Rabinowicz's memory is preserved as part of the historical record of those who lived through this dark chapter. His life, though brief, remains an important part of Warsaw's complex and multifaceted history.

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