Lionel Manolesco

1916–1944 (age 28)

Biography

Lionel Manolesco, who came of age as Europe was engulfed by war, was known among friends for his steady demeanor and the kindness with which he supported those around him.

His family recalls how he cherished simple conversations in Paris cafes, and today his place of rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery keeps that memory close.

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