Simon Lippman
Died:
1 Iyyar 5677 (23 April 1917)
Basic Information
Birth
Place of birth:
Sunderland
Death
Date of death:
1 Iyyar 5677 (23 April 1917)
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Arras Memorial
Places
Addresses
Family Home:
11 Whitehouse Road, Sunderland (1911)
Synagogues
Name:
Moore Street Synagogue, Sunderland
The Fallen (Jewish Chronicle)
News has reached Mr and Mrs M Lippman, 12 Whitehouse Road Sunderland, that there son, Pte S Lippman, The Border Regiment, was killed in action in France on April 23. Pte S Lippman was one of three brothers fighting in France and had an excellent record as a soldier. He was twice wounded in the Gallipoli campaign where he distinguished himself by his conduct and was on his recovery sent with his regiment to France, where he was engaged for several months in severe fighting. The Commanding Officer who conveys the news of his death, writes in his letter: "I hope it may be some consolation to you in your sorrow to know that he died a true soldier's death in an attack which was pressed home with courage and resolution seldom. If ever surpassed in the annals of this regiment of the British Army." Much sympathy is felt by us all with the aged, broken-hearted parents in their loss of a loyal devoted son, who has for many years been their mainstay and support and source of comfort - S.D.
Family
Siblings
Parents
Father: Morris Lippman (male)
Mother: Rose Joseph (female)
Homefront
Military Record
Date enlisted/conscripted:
1911
Date discharged/death:
23 April 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Assignments
Battalion/unit:
7th Battalion
Campaigns:
Gallipoli
Battle of Arras
1 of 2
Register of effects
2 of 2
Medal card
1 of 2
Register of effects
2 of 2
Medal card
Roll of Honour
S. LIPPMAN, 23 April 1917
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Date of Death:
23 April 1917
Regiment / service:
Border Regiment, 7th Bn.
Cemetery:
Arras Memorial, France