Louis Lafferre

1861–1929 (age 68)

Biography

Louis Lafferre (1861–1929) served the French Republic with dedication, championing progressive reforms and public service that sought to enhance education, infrastructure, and the daily lives of citizens.

He rests at Père Lachaise among fellow patriots, remembered for a life of political stewardship and tireless advocacy for the public good.

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