André Malterre

1909–1975 (age 66)

Biography

André Malterre was a dedicated trade unionist who championed workers' rights and social justice throughout his life. Born in 1909, he worked tirelessly to improve conditions for laborers and to advance the causes of working people during a crucial period of social and economic change in France.

Malterre's commitment to trade unionism reflected his deep conviction in solidarity and fair treatment for all workers. He passed away in 1975 and was laid to rest in Cimetière parisien de Bagneux, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for those he served.

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