Antoine Fortuné de Brack

1789–1850 (age 61)

Biography

Antoine Fortuné de Brack was a notable French military officer whose career encompassed the turbulent Napoleonic era and the subsequent restoration period. His military service reflected the complex political transitions of early nineteenth-century France.

De Brack's contributions to French military affairs during a transformative period in European history earned him recognition among his contemporaries. He was interred in the Cemetery of Fontainebleau, reflecting his standing within French military circles.

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cemetery of Fontainebleau
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cemetery of Fontainebleau
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cemetery of Fontainebleau
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cemetery of Fontainebleau
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cemetery of Fontainebleau
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