Charles Blétel

1920–1944 (age 24)

Biography

Charles Blétel was a member of the French military who served his nation during the Second World War. Born in 1920, he came of age during one of history's most demanding periods, dedicating himself to military service and the defense of his country.

Blétel's service ended in 1944, a year of great sacrifice for France and its armed forces. He is remembered at the cemetery of Val-d'Enfer as a soldier who answered his nation's call during its darkest hours.

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