Maurice-Albert Collette

1885–1945 (age 60)

Biography

Maurice-Albert Collette was a dedicated French military personnel whose service spanned the late 19th and mid-20th centuries. His military career encompassed a period of significant historical importance, including the world wars that defined the era, and he served his nation with commitment and duty.

Collette's life of military service reflected his dedication to France during turbulent times. He witnessed and participated in the major conflicts that shaped the 20th century, serving with distinction throughout his career. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his service and sacrifice to his country.

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