Robert Kosch

1856–1942 (age 86)

Biography

Robert Kosch was a distinguished German military officer whose career extended across several decades of service. He demonstrated commitment to his professional duties and responsibilities throughout his lifetime in the armed forces.

Kosch's legacy is honored through his interment at the Invalids' Cemetery, a fitting tribute to his years of military service. His life reflected the dedication expected of officers of his generation.

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