Karel Willem Hendrik Jeltes

1876–1922 (age 46)

Biography

Karel Willem Hendrik Jeltes was a Dutch military officer who served during a transformative period in European military history. His career in The Hague reflected the professional standards and traditions of the Dutch armed forces.

Jeltes dedicated himself to military service and the responsibilities that came with his position. His contributions to the military establishment were part of the broader institutional framework that characterized Dutch defense during the early 20th century.

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