Jean Lapeyrère

1893–1964 (age 71)

Biography

Jean Lapeyrère was a French soldier whose military career spanned the early to mid-twentieth century. He served his country during a transformative period in French history, contributing to the nation's defense and security.

Lapeyrère's dedication to military service reflected the values of his generation. His contributions to the French armed forces are remembered as part of the broader legacy of those who served during this era. He was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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