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MEMORIES OF WAR
FROM CHARLES DE GAULLE
44.694.F FROM SAINT MICHEL TO RAVENSBRUCK
BY SUZANNE GUIRAL
resistant, deported to Ravensbrück
This book is put online for free on the Internet with the agreement of Mr Georges GUIRAL, sole heir of Mrs Suzanne GUIRAL and holder of literary rights, so that this testimony can be known to the greatest number and to the new generation; I especially thank him.
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Joséphine BAKER
Joséphine Baker had the same rank (second lieutenant) and the same decorations (Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur (military title), croix de guerre avec palmes, médaille de la résistance (with rosette for Joséphine Baker) and croix de la France Libre) as Georges Caussanel and Suzanne Guiral for their commitment to the Resistance.
She will be laid to rest at the Pantheon on November 30, 2021.
Joséphine BAKER contre Hitler
Joséphine BAKER worked as a secret agent of Free France, then in the Free French Air Forces.
This book tells of his early involvement in the Resistance and in the intelligence of Free France, a story little known because eclipsed by his career as a star.
My father Georges had met her once in Paris, when she was with Jo Bouillon, then another time in Milandes in the Dordogne.
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MEMORIES OF A SECRET AGENT OF FREE FRANCE
MEMORIES OF A SECRET AGENT OF FREE FRANCE
BY COLONEL REMY
Summary: "Le Refus is the first volume of Colonel Rémy's famous series, Mémoires d'un agent secret de la France Libre, the best-known and most complete testimony published on" shadow fighters. " that I had begun my reading, nothing existed any more except her. I saw the birth, groping, growing, developing and living, with its successes and its catastrophes, its sufferings, its anguishes and its agonies, the astonishing adventure of a man whom nothing intended for the profession of secret agent. (...) Having spent a sleepless night on these pages, I say the following morning, as I repeat here: it is magnificent. "
RESISTANCE IN TARN-ET-GARONNE: CABERTAT
Very documented book by Mr. André LACOMBE who has done an excellent job of memory, precious and meritorious.
TRACKING DOWN RESISTANCE FIGHTERS
This well-documented book shows how a small number of traitors, or infiltrators, were able to deal terrible blows to the Resistance.
It also shows how Resistance fighters had to overcome the anxiety, the fear of being arrested and of speaking under torture, and the general atmosphere of mistrust: anyone, including friends, family members, neighbors, and even other infiltrated "Resistance fighters" could become informers, using the vilest of motives as a pretext.
THE STORY OF PAT O'LEARY
THE STORY OF PAT O'LEARY
BY VINCENT BROME
Which admirably traces the atmosphere of this time of daily danger and urgency experienced by men in the shadows, men of the Resistance and those who came from England in enemy land, full of traps.
Pat O'Leary (Dr Albert Marie Guerisse) British MI 9 agent, created an escape network throughout France which saved many British and American pilots shot down in France, escapees and resistance fighters. He was arrested by the Gestapo and deported to the Mathausen and Dachau camps.
The organization's radio station was based in Montauban where Pat O'Leary visited several times. Tom Groome, the radio, was arrested by the Gestapo with the Cheramys who were lodging him.
It is possible that my father Georges, from whom I have this book, knew him, but I am not sure. However, what I do know is that my father had met Françoise Dissart in Toulouse.
(This second-hand book can be found on dedicated sites, but there are only a few copies)
THE GREAT CIRCUS
BY PIERRE CLOSTERMANN
Hero of the Free French Air Force
Pierre Clostermann (1921-2006), a fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force, was France's "greatest fighter" during the 39/45 war, and subsequently France's "most decorated" man.
RENE MOUCHOTTE'S NOTEBOOKS
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Josephine Baker
Milandes castle
Chapel of the Milandes castle.
