Rudolphe Soreau

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Rudolphe Soreau was an aero inventor, with occupation -- and location --.

We have little on Rodolphe Soreau other than the data pertaining to the publications below and that in 1927, he, along with Robert Esnault-Pelterie, Henri Chrétien, J.-H. Rosny aîné, Charles Maurain, Jean Perrin, Léon Gaumont, Général Gustave Ferrié, Eugène Fichot and Émile Belot were members of the "Comité pour la promotion des voyages dans l’espace".[1] Likewise, in 1928, he served on a similar committee having to do with the honoring of Gustave Eiffel. Other luminaries serving on this committee included Charles Édouard Guillaume.[2]


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