Lucien Lefranc

1900–1943 (age 43)

Biography

Lucien Lefranc was born in 1900 in Ivry-sur-Seine and worked as a skilled plumber in his community. Beyond his trade, he was a person of principle who stood against oppression during the Nazi occupation of France.

Lefranc's death in 1943 marked the loss of a dedicated craftsman and patriot. His memory endures as a reminder of the ordinary citizens of Ivry-sur-Seine who made extraordinary sacrifices for their nation's freedom.

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