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Jules Meese

1896 – 1968

French weightlifter

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About Jules Meese

Lived 1896 – 1968 (aged 72). Jules Meese was a French weightlifter.

Jules Meese (3 September 1896 – 1 December 1968) was a French lightweight weightlifter. In 1925 he set a world record in the press at 92.5 kg. He competed at the 1928 Summer Olympics and finished in sixth place.

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Important facts

Born

3 September 1896, Lille

Birth century

19th century

Died

1 December 1968, Lomme

Occupation

Weightlifter

Nationality

France

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Jules Meese's

Edward Bagnall Poulton

1856 – 1943

Zoologist

Ernest William Hobson

1856 – 1933

Mathematician

Ferdinand-Jean Darier

1856 – 1938

Physician

Giacomo Luigi Ciamician

1857 – 1922

Chemist

Frequently asked questions

Who was Jules Meese?

French weightlifter

When was Jules Meese born?

Jules Meese was born on 3 September 1896 in Lille.

When did Jules Meese die?

Jules Meese died on 1 December 1968 in Lomme.

What was Jules Meese's occupation?

Jules Meese was a weightlifter.

What nationality was Jules Meese?

Jules Meese was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jules Meese

· Wikidata: Q16072315

· DBpedia: Jules Meese

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