Jean-Louis-Emmanuel Lang

1920–1944 (age 24)

Biography

Jean-Louis-Emmanuel Lang was a French military officer who served his country during World War II. Born in 1920, he was part of the generation that faced the challenges of the war years in Europe.

Lang died in 1944, during the crucial period of liberation in France. His service and sacrifice are remembered at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he was interred among other notable figures of French history.

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