Maurice Faure 1922 – 2014

Biography

Maurice Faure was born on January 2, 1922, in the small village of Azerat, where he spent his formative years in rural France during a transformative period in the nation’s history. He would go on to build a meaningful career in public service, dedicating much of his life to political work and contributing to the civic life of his country during the twentieth century.

Throughout his years in French politics, Faure remained committed to serving his community and the broader interests of the nation. His work in public office reflected the values and concerns of post-war France, a time when the country was rebuilding and reshaping itself following World War II.

Maurice Faure spent his final years in Cahors, a historic city in southwestern France with deep roots and character that reflected the regions he had known throughout his life. He passed away on March 6, 2014, leaving behind a legacy of public service and dedication to his country. His long life—spanning more than nine decades—encompassed some of the most significant chapters of modern French history.