About Roger Lambelin
Lived 1857 – 1929 (aged 71). Roger Lambelin was a French journalist, writer and soldier.
Roger Lambelin was a French royalist journalist, essayist, and political activist.
As a young military officer cadet he helped found the Jeunesse Royaliste (Young Royalists) in 1888 which became a forerunner of Action Francaise. He was then an army officer in French Indochina in Tonkin and was decommissioned in 1888. He later fought in the First World War. and was a member of the Municipal Council of Paris representing Les Invalides district from . He founded the Revue Samedi and until his death in 1929 was the editor of the Revue des questions historiques.
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Who was Roger Lambelin?
French journalist, writer and soldier (1857–1929)
When was Roger Lambelin born?
Roger Lambelin was born on 13 October 1857 in Laval.
When did Roger Lambelin die?
Roger Lambelin died on 16 May 1929.
What was Roger Lambelin's occupation?
Roger Lambelin was a journalist, writer and soldier.
What nationality was Roger Lambelin?
Roger Lambelin was French.
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