Jacques Mole

1922–1944 (age 22)

Biography

Jacques Mole (1922–1944) served as a soldier with unwavering courage during a time of great upheaval, answering his country’s call with youthful resolve. His sense of duty and willingness to place the common good above his own safety reflect the noblest traditions of military service.

He lies at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where his resting place honors those who sacrificed so much and ensures that future generations understand the cost of liberty.

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