Ferdinand Bied-Charreton

1874–1934 (age 60)

Biography

Ferdinand Bied-Charreton, born in 1874, served his country as a military officer with honor, demonstrating leadership guided by fidelity to his comrades and to the principles he defended. His commitment to duty was evident in every posture of service he undertook.

In 1934, he was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of courage and steadfastness that continues to inspire those who value the noblest traits of military service.

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