Albert Manteau

1909–1940 (age 31)

Biography

Albert Manteau was born in 1909 and lived during a transformative period in European history. He died in 1940, a year marked by significant historical events that shaped the continent.

Manteau's life, though brief, was lived during extraordinary times. He was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, reflecting his connection to French society.

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