Louis Seurre

1886–1944 (age 58)

Biography

Louis Seurre, born in 1886, took part in the struggle for France's freedom during World War II, offering his experience and steadfastness to the resistance effort centered in Lyon.

He rests at the Lyon (La Doua) French National Cemetery, where visitors may reflect on the enduring impact of his tireless fight against tyranny.

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Lyon (La Doua) French National Cemetery
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