Charles-Gaspard-Louis Saski

1850–1913 (age 63)

Biography

Charles-Gaspard-Louis Saski was a military officer whose service to his nation spanned the latter nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His military career reflected the professional standards and dedication expected of officers during a period of significant European military development.

Saski's long military service represented a commitment to national defense and military excellence. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a place of honor befitting his rank and service to his country.

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