Georges Lenoir

1898–2004 (age 106)

Biography

Georges Lenoir was born in 1898 and lived through one of the most eventful centuries in modern history. From the Belle Époque through the post-war period and into the modern age, Lenoir witnessed the profound transformations that shaped twentieth-century France and Europe.

Lenoir's long life was spent in France, culminating in his death in 2004 at an advanced age. He was buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, joining the countless individuals whose lives have been commemorated in this historic burial ground.

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