Claude Ducœur

1878–1934 (age 56)

Biography

Claude Ducœur was a successful French industrialist whose business enterprises and industrial innovations marked the early twentieth-century economic landscape. Born in 1878, he pursued industrial ventures during a period of significant technological and economic transformation in France.

Ducœur's achievements in industry and his contributions to French commerce and manufacturing earned him standing among his peers. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his role as a significant figure in French industrial and economic history.

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