Antoine-Eugène de Joubert

1809–1878 (age 69)

Biography

Antoine-Eugène de Joubert was a French soldier of the nineteenth century who served his nation during a period of military significance. Born in 1809, he participated in the military affairs of France during the Second Empire and the early Third Republic.

De Joubert's military career reflected the martial traditions and conflicts of his era. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where military figures and other notable citizens of France found their final resting place.

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