Louis Guillaume Diepenheim

1836–1891 (age 55)

Biography

Louis Guillaume Diepenheim (1836–1891) was a dedicated military officer who served the Netherlands with distinction throughout his career. He contributed significantly to the development and modernization of the Dutch armed forces during a transformative period in European military history.

Diepenheim's service reflected his commitment to national defense and military excellence. His professional achievements and leadership left an important mark on the institutional development of the Dutch military establishment during the latter half of the 19th century.

Also buried at The Hague General Cemetery

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