Marie Lenéru

1875–1918 (age 43)

Biography

Marie Lenéru was a French writer and dramatist whose literary works contributed significantly to early 20th-century French letters. Born in 1875, she developed her craft during a period of considerable cultural flourishing in France, establishing herself as a voice in the literary world despite personal challenges.

Lenéru's writings explored themes of human experience and emotion with sensitivity and depth. Her untimely death in 1918 cut short a promising career, but her literary contributions endured. She was laid to rest in Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest, where her memory remains among the notable figures of Breton cultural history.

Also buried at Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest

Jacques Baguenard
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Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
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Louis Stéphan
1920–1941 (age 21)
Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
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Henri Hombron
1834–1907 (age 73)
Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
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Armand Casimir Victor de Kersauzon de Pennendreff
1809–1871 (age 62)
Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
French politician of the nineteenth century who served his nation during a transformative era.
Eugène Berest
1922–1994 (age 72)
Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
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Auguste Étienne François Mayer
1805–1890 (age 85)
Cimetière Saint-Martin de Brest
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