Olivier de Saint-Georges de Vérac

Armand-Maximilien-François-Joseph-Olivier de Saint-Georges, viscount[1] and marquis of Vérac, was French soldier and politician of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

The fourth son of the Marquis of Vérac, Olivier de Saint-Georges was born in Paris on August 1, 1768.

The baron of Breteuil chose the young de Vérac to be his secretary and assist him in his correspondences with the king and diplomats abroad.

[2] After the execution of Louis XVI, de Vérac followed the baron of Bretueil to Brussels[3] then traveled abroad.

After the abdication of Fontainebleau, de Vérac saluted the return of Bourbon family, who remembered his devotion to Louis XVI.