Paul Malingre

1821–1874 (age 53)

Biography

Paul Malingre was a French individual born in 1821 who lived during one of the most dynamic periods in French history. His life coincided with the reign of Napoleon III and the transformations of the Second Empire, a time of significant social and economic change.

Malingre passed away in 1874 and was honored with burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. His life spanned more than five decades of 19th-century French history, witnessing the nation's evolution during a crucial period of modernization.

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