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Lieutenant-Général Baron Dossin de Saint-Georges

Photograph at the Lieutenant-Général Baron Dossin de Saint-Georges Memorial

Émile Dossin de Saint-Georges, a prominent figure in Belgian military history, is remembered for his leadership during the First World War. Born Émile Jean Henri Dossin in 1854, he rose to the rank of Lieutenant-General.

His distinguished service led to him being made a Baron of Sint-Joris. In recognition of his legacy, notable barracks in Mechelen, known as Dossin Barracks, were named in his honour shortly after his passing in 1936.

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