Marcel Rolland

1881–1936 (age 55)

Biography

Marcel Rolland was a soldier whose service during the early 20th century reflected the military demands and challenges of his era. His dedication to military duty exemplified the values of service and commitment during a significant period in French history.

Rolland's military career contributed to the broader tradition of French military service. His life and sacrifice are honored at Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his place in the military heritage of his nation.

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