Jules de Rafélis de Saint-Sauveur

1877–1944 (age 67)

Biography

Jules de Rafélis de Saint-Sauveur (1877–1944) was a French soldier who served his nation with dedication during a transformative period in European history. His military career spanned the early twentieth century, a time of significant change and challenge for France.

De Rafélis de Saint-Sauveur's service reflected the commitment of his generation to their country. He was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most distinguished burial grounds, a final resting place befitting his years of devoted service.

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