Simon Debré

1854–1939 (age 85)

Rabbi

Biography

Simon Debré was a respected French rabbi who served the Jewish community with spiritual leadership and scholarly devotion. His rabbinical work contributed to the religious and cultural life of French Jewry during a significant period of the community's history.

Debré's commitment to his faith and community earned him recognition and respect. He was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where his legacy continues to be honored among the cemetery's distinguished residents.

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