Louis Conneau

1856–1930 (age 74)

Biography

Louis Conneau dedicated his life to military service, advancing through the ranks of the French army during years that saw vast changes in tactics and technology while remaining committed to the timeless virtues of discipline and care for the soldiers under his command.

In retirement he continued to support the armed forces through writing and counsel, keeping veterans’ experiences at heart, and when he passed in 1930 his grave at Montmartre Cemetery attests to a career of steady leadership.

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