Charles de Lasteyrie

1877–1936 (age 59)

Biography

Charles de Lasteyrie, born in 1877, pursued a political career shaped by dedication to democratic principles and economic reform. He worked to promote fiscal responsibility while defending the rights of citizens, contributing to debates that shaped the interwar era.

Known for his measured judgment, Lasteyrie sought to balance tradition with progress, always emphasizing service to the nation. His thoughtful leadership remains remembered by those who value integrity in public life.

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