Auguste Jenny

1830–1870 (age 40)

Biography

Auguste Jenny was a French soldier whose military service exemplified the dedication and courage of those who served in France's armed forces during the nineteenth century. His career reflected the martial traditions and professional standards of the French military during a period of significant national and international change.

Jenny's burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his military service and the sacrifice he made in defense of his nation, reflecting the esteem in which French soldiers were held by their society.

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