Valentine Cremer

1895–1983 (age 88)

Biography

Valentine Cremer was a French woman whose life spanned nearly a century of European history. Though details of her profession remain limited, her longevity and final resting place in Père Lachaise Cemetery indicate a life of some significance.

Cremer's existence bridged the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, witnessing profound transformations in French and European society. Her burial in one of Paris's most distinguished cemeteries reflects the respect accorded to her memory.

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