Louis Lefèvre-Gineau

1751–1829 (age 78)

Biography

Louis Lefèvre-Gineau was a French politician whose career reflected the evolving political landscape of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. Born in 1751, he engaged in public service and governance during one of France's most transformative eras.

His political contributions and civic engagement were recognized through his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery following his death in 1829, honoring his role in French public life.

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