Louis-René Niol

1802–1868 (age 66)

Biography

Louis-René Niol (1802–1868) was a French soldier whose military career spanned the post-Napoleonic era through the mid-nineteenth century. His service represented the continuity of French military tradition during the decades following the fall of Napoleon, a period of significant reorganization and reform.

Niol's sixty-six years witnessed the evolution of French military institutions and the nation's role in European affairs. He was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, honoring his dedication to military service.

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