Claude Lalet

1920–1941 (age 21)

Biography

Claude Lalet was a dedicated French resistance fighter born in 1920 who answered the call to defend his nation during World War II. His commitment to the resistance movement demonstrated remarkable courage and patriotism in the face of Nazi occupation.

Lalet made the ultimate sacrifice in 1941, giving his life for France's freedom. He was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a final resting place befitting those who fought for liberation.

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