Léon Daum

1887–1966 (age 79)

Biography

Léon Daum was a distinguished French engineer whose technical expertise and professional achievements contributed to industrial and infrastructural advancement. His career reflected the innovative spirit of early twentieth-century French engineering.

Daum's professional legacy endures through his engineering contributions. He was interred at the cimetière du sud in Nancy, a fitting tribute to his life of service and technical accomplishment.

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