Otto Hasse

1871–1942 (age 71)

Biography

Otto Hasse was a dedicated member of the German military who served his nation with commitment and professionalism. His career reflected the values of military service during a transformative era in European history.

Hasse's final resting place at the Invalids' Cemetery commemorates his years of military service. His life represented the dedication of those who served in the armed forces.

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