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Who Was the LAST SOLDIER to DIE in WW1? The end of World War I on November 11, 1918, marked by the signing of the Armistice, saw Pvt. Henry Gunther become the last soldier to die in combat in France. A 23 year old American bank clerk from Baltimore, Gunther faced anti-German sentiment, because of his German background, and was demoted to a rifleman. In the final moments before the ceasefire, despite warnings from both sides, Gunther charged at German machine guns, ultimately being fatally shot. His actions, seen as a misguided attempt to redeem himself, led to posthumous recognition, including the restoration of his rank and the awarding of the Distinguished Service Cross. Despite being hailed a hero, Gunther's story reflects the complexities and tragedies of war. 90 years after his death, the French government dedicated a memorial “En Hommage à Henry Gunther” on the spot where he fell.

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