Anatole Deibler

1863–1939 (age 76)

Biography

Anatole Deibler was a French executioner who held the position during a significant period of French legal history. His role, though controversial by modern standards, was an official function within the French judicial system of his era.

Deibler served in this capacity until his death in 1939, representing a chapter in French penal history. He was buried in Cimetière de l'ouest, and his life remains a subject of historical study regarding capital punishment and state authority.

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