Charles Silvestri

1896–1944 (age 48)

Biography

Charles Silvestri served with distinction as a Commissaire de police, dedicating his career to law enforcement and public service in France. His professional responsibilities reflected the important role of police administration in maintaining civic order during the twentieth century.

Silvestri's service and memory are honored at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he was interred. His career in law enforcement remains part of the institutional history of French policing and public administration.

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