Lauzerte Commemorates November 11th with Tribute to 78 Fallen Soldiers

The commune of Lauzerte held its Remembrance Day ceremony on November 11th, paying special homage to the 78 local soldiers who died for France.

Generic image of a stone town hall facade from the South-West with a balcony and iron railings, in the afternoon sun.
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Generic image of a stone town hall facade from the South-West with a balcony and iron railings, in the afternoon sun.

The commune of Lauzerte marked November 11th with a remembrance ceremony, featuring a special tribute to the 78 local soldiers who died for France.

The November 11th remembrance ceremony in Lauzerte this year was notably marked by a tribute to the 78 soldiers from the commune who died for France. This event, which annually brings residents together to commemorate the Armistice, took on a more intimate and solemn dimension with this specific focus on lives lost.
The town of Lauzerte, located in the Tarn-et-Garonne department, thus honored the memory of its citizens who fell on the field of honor. The ceremony was attended by local authorities and citizens, united in solemn remembrance and the duty of memory.
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"We remember each of these 78 Lauzerte soldiers who gave their lives for France. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten."

the Mairie de Lauzerte
This commemoration underscores the importance of remembrance and the price of peace, while strengthening the bond between the local community and its history.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Lauzerte (13/11/2026)