Yves-Georges-Bernard-Henri Guibert

1905–1928 (age 23)

Biography

Yves-Georges-Bernard-Henri Guibert was a French soldier whose service to his nation exemplified the military traditions of France. Living during a transformative period in European history, Guibert served with dedication during the early twentieth century, a time of significant historical change.

Guibert's military service and sacrifice were honored by his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among other soldiers and notable figures. His life, though brief, represented the commitment of those who served France during a pivotal era in the nation's history.

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