Pierre-Nicolas Rolland

1761–1825 (age 64)

Biography

Pierre-Nicolas Rolland was a military officer whose service to France extended through the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. His military career reflected the commitment and sacrifice required during one of Europe's most turbulent historical eras.

Rolland's dedication to his nation was honored through his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery. His life and service exemplified the contributions made by military personnel during the transformative years that reshaped French society and European politics.

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