Lucius Willem Carel Gerlach

1835–1926 (age 91)

Biography

Lucius Willem Carel Gerlach was a Dutch military officer who served his country with distinction throughout his career. Based in The Hague, he was part of the military establishment during a significant period of Dutch history.

Gerlach's service in the military reflected the values and traditions of the Dutch armed forces of his era. His contributions to military affairs were recognized by his contemporaries, and he maintained an active role in military circles until his death in 1926.

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