Pierre Dac

1893–1975 (age 82)

Biography

Pierre Dac was a writer and humorist whose sharp wit and imaginative wordplay delighted France across radio, print, and performance. A master of absurdity and satire, he established himself as a beloved figure during difficult times, inviting laughter and resilience in equal measure.

His indelible spirit endures at the Crématorium-columbarium du Père-Lachaise, where admirers remember a creative mind who could make the nation laugh while stirring hearts with deeper truths.

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