Pierre Georges

1919–1944 (age 25)

resistance fighter

Biography

Pierre Georges stands among the honored résistants whose bravery ignited hope in dark times. He emerged as a symbol of courage, standing steadfast in the face of oppression and inspiring compatriots to resist tyranny.

His sacrifice is remembered as part of the collective resilience that defended liberty during France's most perilous chapter, and his memory endures at Père Lachaise.

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