WAR 1939-1945. 3 files.

 French Red Cross. File concerning several female drivers-ambulance drivers killed in service or who died in deportation; approximately 25 typed pages: service records, citations and decorations awarded posthumously to Simone Charrière, Yvette Espinasse, Marie-Thérèse Hérillier, Nicole de Witesse, etc. 
 10 forms filled out by members of the Resistance who wish to join the Association Amicale Franco-Britannique and wear its medal; they describe in detail their record of service in the underground (command of a network, liaison, intelligence, sabotage, sheltering Allied airmen, distribution of leaflets, fighting, etc.) and name the people who can confirm their statements. 
 Georges LIERRE, lieutenant-colonel F.F.I., national head of the clandestine organization of the occupied zone for Libération-Nord: very well documented proposal memoirs for the awarding of medals to several FFI, as well as a small file on the arrest by the Gestapo of Armand Leyntoupski, father of Henri-Roger Leyne, secretary of Georges Lierre.
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WAR 1939-1945. 3 files. French Red Cross. File concerning several female drivers-ambulance drivers killed in service or who died in deportation; approximately 25 typed pages: service records, citations and decorations awarded posthumously to Simone Charrière, Yvette Espinasse, Marie-Thérèse Hérillier, Nicole de Witesse, etc. 10 forms filled out by members of the Resistance who wish to join the Association Amicale Franco-Britannique and wear its medal; they describe in detail their record of service in the underground (command of a network, liaison, intelligence, sabotage, sheltering Allied airmen, distribution of leaflets, fighting, etc.) and name the people who can confirm their statements. Georges LIERRE, lieutenant-colonel F.F.I., national head of the clandestine organization of the occupied zone for Libération-Nord: very well documented proposal memoirs for the awarding of medals to several FFI, as well as a small file on the arrest by the Gestapo of Armand Leyntoupski, father of Henri-Roger Leyne, secretary of Georges Lierre.

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€200 - €300
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€192
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WAR 1939-1945. 3 files. French Red Cross. File concerning several female drivers-ambulance drivers killed in service or who died in deportation; approximately 25 typed pages: service records, citations and decorations awarded posthumously to Simone Charrière, Yvette Espinasse, Marie-Thérèse Hérillier, Nicole de Witesse, etc. 10 forms filled out by members of the Resistance who wish to join the Association Amicale Franco-Britannique and wear its medal; they describe in detail their record of service in the underground (command of a network, liaison, intelligence, sabotage, sheltering Allied airmen, distribution of leaflets, fighting, etc.) and name the people who can confirm their statements. Georges LIERRE, lieutenant-colonel F.F.I., national head of the clandestine organization of the occupied zone for Libération-Nord: very well documented proposal memoirs for the awarding of medals to several FFI, as well as a small file on the arrest by the Gestapo of Armand Leyntoupski, father of Henri-Roger Leyne, secretary of Georges Lierre.
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