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Request for Input re: Hendrika Gerritsen (aka Kiky Gerritsen-Heinsius)
Hi, all. I've been working on a bio for Kiky Gerritsen-Heinsius, and need some guidance re: the titling of her page.

Background: Her name has been published in various ways over the years. Her birth name was actually Hendrika Jacoba Heinsius; her nickname was "Kiki" (also sometimes spelled as "Kiky"). When she married Piet Gerritsen her name then became Hendrika Heinsius-Gerritsen (but was also sometimes shown as Hendrika Gerritsen-Hensius). I then came across a blog post by a member of her family in which he spelled her nickname as "Kiki" rather than "Kiky."

As a result, I created an entirely new bio page for her, rather than turning the existing red link blue on the Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by occupation/Military because using the red link would have created a page with an incorrect format of her name as the title (Kiky Gerritsen-Heinsius). The title of my new page was "Hendrika Jacoba (Heinsius) Gerritsen," which was definitely "clunky," but was the actual formal presentation of her full name. I then added the limited content I had with citations, and continued researching, adding additional content and citations as I uncovered more data. (Brave woman! She had a fascinating life!!)

Late yesterday, Wikipedian Gidonb then made a substantive change to the page by retitling it as "Hendrika Gerritsen," which then created a redirect notice. And that change made me wonder if this might somehow cause a problem for administrators of the WIR articles list. I think that shortening the article's title was probably a good thing from an editorial standpoint; however, I thought I should check in for guidance just to be on the safe side (see questions below).

Questions/To Do:

1. For page administrators of the list, (WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by occupation/Military): Is it possible/necessary to change the spelling of this woman's name on the Women in Red military list from Kiky Gerritsen-Heinsius Hendrika Gerritsen? (If necessary, can one of the WIR administrators please make the change asap so that other WIR members don't create duplicate articles?)

2. Also for WIR administrators: Moving forward, what should the correct title of Kiki's bio article actually be? If it needs to be changed from the current "Hendrika Gerritsen," could one of the WIR administrators plase make this change, or request the title change from the appropriate Wikipedia authority) so that we avoid any unintended consequences (hard feelings, edit wars, etc.)?

3. For WIR members: If you have a moment, I'd appreciate your input on her bio (see link in #2 above) which is currently a work in progress.

Thank you in advance for your responses/help!

47thPennVols (talk) 16:54, 10 April 2018 (UTC)

Evelyn Tucker (update)
Update: I was able to turn the link for Evelyn Tucker blue again, but wanted to give page administrators a heads up about the editing problem caused by ListeriaBot in case there's a tech issue that needs to be fixed. My Original Message: Dear Fellow Women in Red Volunteers: I just spent a significant amount of time researching and writing the bio of Evelyn Tucker, and turned the link blue yesterday. However, ListeriaBot just did an update, and for some reason, that link is now showing up as red on the WikiProject Women in Reading/Missing articles by occupation/Military (section) list. I'm worried someone else will see the red link, and end up creating a duplicate bio for her. I'd appreciate it if one of the administrators for the Women in Red project could change Evelyn Tucker's link in the missing articles list back to blue, and link to the bio. Thank you in advance for your help. 47thPennVols]]

Next Message: — Preceding unsigned comment added by 47thPennVols (talk • contribs) 19:23, 6 April 2018 (UTC)

Review of list
I have made a partial review of this list. I would doubt if many of these listed would satisfy the notability criteria of en.wikipedia. Accordingly, it may be appropriate to remove these from articles for creation and to parse the list on this project page. Hope this start is of some help. Cinderella157 (talk) 06:24, 14 December 2016 (UTC)
 * Thank you for looking into all these in some detail. I think there might be something of a misunderstanding. The Wikidata lists are compiled and updated automatically on the basis of articles in other languages. You might well be right that many of them are not sufficiently notable for inclusion in the EN Wikipedia but we cannot simply delete their names from the list. Thanks for pointing out that Anne de Lévis, Císsides and Anne Georges Augustin de Monti were male. I have corrected their entries on Wikidata which will have the effect of removing their names from the list. As for the others, some of your research indicates they might well be worthwhile following up. As you may have noticed, we also have a crowd-sourced list. It may be worthwhile adding some of the more notable ones there on indeed on the WP Military History list. Thanks also for starting an article on Danielle Levillez. I think might also be interested in your comments.--Ipigott (talk) 08:39, 19 December 2016 (UTC)

Hi, @Ipigott. I realise about the list being created by a Bot but thought that there might be some way for the Bot to interact (say by way of a field in the Wiki item or some other way). You will also see Francien de Zeeuw. It is a case of using google translate, some very basic language skills and some intuition. Without being a linguist, I'm not going to creat A class articles but they are a start, even if the referencing is a bit crude and hit-and-miss. Cinderella157 (talk) 09:28, 19 December 2016 (UTC)


 * You've done a pretty good job on Francien de Zeeuw. If you have time, it would be great if you could make a start on some of the others. There hasn't been very much interest up to now in women in the military.--Ipigott (talk) 13:16, 19 December 2016 (UTC)


 * Hi and, I'm always happy to have input on Red lists! :) Thanks! Megalibrarygirl (talk) 17:24, 19 December 2016 (UTC)


 * and and  -- is it possible to get the phrases "combat nurse", "sailor", "airforce pilot" added to the search criteria for the bot?  We are missing out on a lot of the early women who served in various militiaries by not including those descriptive terms.  TeriEmbrey (talk) 15:55, 31 January 2017 (UTC)


 * Thanks for your interest in the list. I'm afraid we can only use terms supported by Wikidata. Neither "combat nurse" nor "airforce pilot" are acceptable and it seems to me that "sailor" is far too general. For your information, we also have Wikidata redlink lists on Nurses and on Aviators but as you can see, not many have military associations.--Ipigott (talk) 16:35, 31 January 2017 (UTC)


 * Thanks for the clarification on Wikidata supported terms. TeriEmbrey (talk) 16:37, 31 January 2017 (UTC)

Anne de Lévis is male?
From https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_de_Lévis

Anne de Levis, Duke of Ventadour (circa 1569 - 8 December 1622 ) is a military French.

Anne de Lévis is the second son of Gilbert III de Lévis, Earl and Duke of Ventadour , Baron Cornillon and peer of France , and Catherine de Montmorency.

When he succeeded his father Gilbert III in 1591, as governor of the Limousin , Anne de Levis had already distinguished himself in Flanders in 1581 with the Duke of Alencon.

Anne de Lévis was an ardent supporter of Henry IV : he crushed the forces of the League in Limoges and in 1591, entirely defeated the Leaguers, near Souillac in Quercy.

He was also Count of Charmes, peer and lieutenant general for King Henry IV in Languedoc. He was made a Knight of the Order of the Holy Spirit during the promotion of 2 January 1599.

Summary

1 Union and posterity 2 See also 3 References 4 External links

Union and posterity

He married June 13, 1593, to Ales, Marguerite de Montmorency (1572-1660), his first cousin, the daughter of Henry I de Montmorency , Constable of France , and Antoinette de La Marck, daughter of Robert IV of Marck giving it

Henry 1596-1680 Charlotte 1597-1619 Charles 1600-1649 Lodeve bishop François († 1625) Lodeve bishop François Christophe ca 1603-1661 Anne de Lévis Ventadour († 1662) Lodeve bishop and then archbishop of Bourges , Louis Hercule († 1679)

See also

House of Lévis Levis-Ventadour Family

References

↑ It should be a tune brief update on the origins of the house of Levis or Levy, as both spellings are used interchangeably in ancient documents: the first meeting in history, and the second to the legend. This is indeed the fief of Lévis - (Saint-Nom-de-Lévy, the country was called Levy Holy Name, to take the current name of Lévis-Saint-Nom - locality situated between Chevreuse and Versailles, in the Yvelines ) that the family takes its name.

External links

Http://www.medarus.org/Ardeche/07celebr/07celTex/ventadour_anne.htm

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:02, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Anne Jacques Jean Galdemar male?
from: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Jacques_Jean_Galdemar

Anne Jacques Jean Galdemar Jean-Louis Galdemar Birth 	December 17 1769 Cahors ( Lot ) Death 	January 11 1837 (at age 67) Cahors ( Lot ) Origin 	Flag of France la France Allegiance 	Flag of France French Republic Flag of the French Empire French Empire Kingdom of France Kingdom of France Flag of the French Empire during the Hundred Days French Empire (Hundred Days) Flag of the Kingdom of France Kingdom of France Grade 	Lieutenant-General Years of service 	- 1825 Conflicts 	Campaign of Germany Countryside of Saxony Polish campaign Awards 	Count of Empire Legion of Honor ( Officer ) Royal and Military Order of St. Louis ( Chevalier ) Order of the Two Sicilies ( Commander ) edit Consult the model documentation

Anne Jacques Jean Louis, Count Galdemar, said Jean-Louis Galdemar is a general of Empire, born in Cahors the 17 December 1769 and died in Cahors the 11 January 1837.

Summary

1 Career Grades 2 3 Sources 4 References

Career

Engaged in the 2nd Battalion of the Lot, he participated in the campaigns of the army of Italy and the German campaign in 1805 alongside Murat, his companion at the Royal College will become nearly a century later Gambetta school. During the Saxony campaign in 1806. After the Battle of Jena is made Knight of the Legion of Honour. He was appointed squadron leader during the Polish campaign in 1807 after the Battle of Eylau. April 26, 1812, he was appointed brigadier general and ( Lieutenant General ) May 15 the 1815 in Naples. He obtained the rank of field marshal in France May 25 the 1816 and is an Officer of the Legion of Honour.

He died January 11 the 1837, leaving his fortune to the city of Cahors to fund scholarships for students of the Gambetta school. Ranks

8 February 1807 : Squadron Leader 26 April 1812 : Brigadier General of the Kingdom of Naples 15 May 1815 : Lieutenant General of the Kingdom of Naples 25 May 1816 : Camp-de-Marshal of the Kingdom of France.

Sources

"Family Tomb Galdemar - Additional Note", Mayor of Cahors (accessed 14 July 2007) "Cemetery, tomb Galdemar Marshal and his wife Catherine Heilles", Mayor of Cahors (accessed 14 July 2007)

References

↑ "Jean Antoine Michel Hagar Mosbourg Mercuès Count", Quercy.net (accessed 14 July 2007) ↑ "brigades of Generals" ( Archive • Wikiwix • Archive.is • Google • What to do? ), Web.Genealogie, accessed July 14, 2007 ↑ "camp Marshals" ( Archive • Wikiwix • Archive.is • Google • What to do? ), Web.Genealogie, accessed July 14, 2007

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:16, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Hélène Berthaud notable?
from: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hélène_Berthaud

Hélène Berthaud Help on homonymy For other uses, see Berthaud. Help on homonymy In the article having a homophone title, see Hélène Bertaux. Hélène Berthaud Key Facts Birth name 	Hélène Dubois Birth 	3 April 1923 Bourg-en-Bresse Death 	5 May 2014 (At age 91) Nationality 	French country of residence 	Flag of France la France Other activites resistant French Awards Officer of the Legion of Honor Medal of the Resistance War Cross 1939-1945 Cross of the Resistance's voluntary fighter

edit Consult the model documentation

Hélène Berthaud Pronunciation of the title in its original version Listen, born Hélène Dubois the 3 April 1923 in Bourg-en-Bresse and the dead 5 May 2014 , , which is a French resistant in particular used the name Sparrow resistance.

Summary

1 resistance activities 2 Personal life 3 Tributes 4 References 5 Related article

Resistance activities

She joined the Combat network in 1941. In 1942, she was liaison officer in Bourg-en-Bresse then between the different maquis of the region in 1943.

Invested in Combat in Lyon from May 1944 (following the request of Alban Vistel ) she was arrested Aug. 3, 1944 (following a denunciation) and imprisoned in Montluc Prison. She repeatedly tortured by Klaus Barbie and narrowly escapes his killing planned for the same day by the release of Montluc August 24, 1944. Personal life

Hélène Berthaud was the eldest of a family of eighteen children. She was widow of the resistant Rodolphe Berthaud (died 1956) and mother of three daughters. Tributes

Hélène Berthaud was a recipient of the Medal of the Resistance, the Croix de Guerre 1939-1945 and the cross of voluntary resistance fighter and was raised in March 2013 to the rank of Officer in the National Order Legion of honor. References

↑ a and b Florent Deligia, "The Helen resistant Berthaud is dead" on lyoncapitale.fr, Lyon Capitale, 6 May 2014. ↑ a and b "The resistant Hélène Berthaud went away at the age of 91 years" on leprogres.fr, Le Progrès, 6 May 2014. ↑ "Helen Berthaud, a great figure of the Resistance, died" on rhone-alpes.france3.fr, France 3 Rhône-Alpes, 6 May 2014. ↑ "Helen Berthaud, called" The Sparrow ", died last Monday, May 5, 2014 at the age of 91. " Circle Website Jean Moulin, 6 May 2014.

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:33, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Denise Vernay - notable?
From: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denise_Vernay

Denise Vernay Pronunciation of the title in its original version Listen, born Jacob 21 June 1924 And died on 4 March 2013 , is a French resistant. Arrested in 1944 while she was carrying two transmitters and Finance for the maquis of Glières, she is tortured by the Gestapo and deported to Ravensbrück. Survivor, it shows the horror of the camps. She is the sister of Simone Veil.

Summary

1 Biography 1.1 Distinctions 2 References 3 Bibliography and other sources

Biography

Jacob Denise is the daughter of André Jacob, architect, and Yvonne Steinmetz. She is the second daughter of their four children. They live in Nice at the beginning of the Second World War,. Under the Occupation, Denise Jacob, terminal, registered early morning blackboard slogans and messages heard at night in London radio. It is committed to 19 years in Lyon in the Resistance movement Franc Shooter under the pseudonym Miarka.

Become binding agent of the Secret Army, she goes to Annecy after the Normandy landings. It is voluntary to recover in Saône-et-Loire two transmitters and subsidies that were dropped from airplanes, to delivering them to the maquis of Glières,.

She moved to the Saône-et-Loire, makes 240 km by bicycle to Cluny, where she retrieves transmitters and finance, and routes taxi to Caluire. The next day, in another taxi, she leaves for Les Glières. Stopped at a roadblock with his equipment, it is delivered to the Gestapo in Lyon, Place Bellecour , where it undergoes the torture of the bathtub ,.

She was deported to the camp Ravensbrück the 26 July 1944,. There, in spite of her own fatigue, she voluntarily takes the place of one or the other of the Polish women exhausted by medical experiments, to endure in their place the interminable calls; she does not talk about herself is Germaine Tillion who witnessed.

Then transferred to Mauthausen in March 1945, it is released in April 1945. She will testify in the Foundation for the Memory of the deportation. Awards

Commander of the Legion of Honour. Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit. 1939-1945 War Cross with palms. Resistance Medal with rosette.

References

↑ a, b , c , d , e , f , g and h "The Point - Death of Denise Vernay, resistant and deported" on The Point , 6 March 2013 (accessed 30 October 2014). ↑ "Jacob said Denise Miarka" on ajpn.org (accessed January 2016). ↑ a and b Rameau 2008, p. 59. ↑ a, b and c "Death of the resistant Denise Vernay" on Libération , 6 March 2013 (accessed 30 October 2014). ↑ Rameau 2008, p. 54.

Bibliography and other sources

"Denise Vernay" in Marie Rameau, Women in Resistance: 1939-1945, Paris, Editions Otherwise, 2008 ( ISBN 978-2-7467-1112-9 ), p. 54-61 [ Excerpts online ]. "The Point - Death of Denise Vernay, resistant and deported" on The Point, 6 March 2013 (accessed 30 October 2014). "Denise Jacob said Miarka" on ajpn.org (accessed January 2016). "Death of the resistant Denise Vernay" on Libération, 6 March 2013 (accessed 30 October 2014). (In) "Denise Jacob" on spartacus-educational.com, September 1997 (accessed 15 April 2016).

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:36, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Betty Trompetter - notable?
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betty_Trompetter

Betty Trumpet Betty Trumpet Betty shortly before the war Betty shortly before the war Full name 	Betsij Henriette Trumpeter Born 	February 27 1917, Hoogeveen deceased 	23 april 2003, Voorburg Also known as 	"Tineke" / Connie van der Laan years active 	1943-1944

Betsij Henriette (Betty) van der Harst-Trumpet, alias' Tineke 'or' gon van der Laan ( Hoogeveen, 27 February 1917 - Voorburg , 23 april 2003 ) was a Jewish resistance fighter in the Netherlands during the Second World War.

Her parents (Roselina of Vineyards and Joel David Trumpeter) and two brothers (Joel and Bram) were on the night of 2 arrested in Hoogeveen on October 3, 1942 and after staying at Westerbork put on a transport to Auschwitz. Her parents were gassed shortly after arriving in Auschwitz on November 5, 1942, Joel died on March 17, 1944 in Auschwitz after sixteen months of hard labor, Bram came on January 21, 1945, on the death march from Blechhammer to Gross-Rosen. Her sister Henny, who was married in the war and in Amsterdam, lived with her parents, was arrested there and put on a transport from Westerbork to Theresienstadt. After a trip through several concentration camps, she was finally liberated in Kratzau (a subcamp of Gross-Rosen). After the war she emigrated to the United States.

When her family was arrested, Betty Trumpeter lived in the Viottastraat Amsterdam. By hiding them managed to escape the raids. On November 28, 1942 she went into hiding in pension 'De Roo' in Ugchelen, where she met her future husband Albert Henry van der Harst. On March 4, 1943 they left, accompanied by Johannes Post to a hiding place in Rijnsburg. At the request of John she later decided courier to the Resistance. As such, they traveled with a first-class rail pass throughout the country, information exchanged and gave ration cards, false identity documents and weapons.

In hiding made Betty using an identity card from Christina Cornelia de Hoog, which they in the resistance has kept the nickname "Tineke". Later, she got an identity of Hillegonda Annetta Alida van der Laan, call sign "Gon". she is called Tineke van der Laan in the book "John Post" by Anne de Vries.

She has participated in the attack on the prison Weteringschans. This robbery is betrayed. She has been in the Amsterdam Kinkerstraat arrested and put in prison in the house of detention at the Havenstraat (the Amstelveenseweg). End July 1944 she went to Camp Vught brought, from where they go on September 6, 1944 Ravensbruck was transported. In Ravensbruck she worked as a road worker. After about a month, she was taken to Agfa Commando, one of the outside commands from Dachau transported, where she arrived on October 15, 1944. With her fellow inmates, she walked daily to the Agfa-Kamera Werke -factory near Munich. Here, she had from early morning till late evening itself relaxants for guns balancing.

After the liberation, she was collected two weeks with some buddies in Paris, where they were welcomed as heroes for her came on April 30, 1945. Upon arrival, nothing was settled in the Netherlands; she traveled by train to The Hague and went to the address of Albert van der Harst. With him they married on October 12, 1945.

Betty Trumpeter survived the camps, partly because not known her Jewish identity. Sources, notes and / or references

http://bosharst.home.xs4all.nl/pages/shadows_nl.htm http://www.joodsmonument.nl/page/548251 http://www.communityjoodsmonument.nl/person/225037/nl http://www.vanommenverzet.eu

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:39, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Annie Hartelius salvation Army officer - notable?
From:

Annie Hartelius

Annie Hartelius, born in 1862 in Helsingborg, died in 1921 , was an officer in the Salvation Army and song writer.

The family moved to the US when she was seven years old. She joined the Salvation Army in 1882 and studied at the FA's military school in London 1883. Annie was kårledare in Malmö, Uppsala , Norrköping and Stockholm , and was an officer in the United States 1885 - 1889. She was married to builder Albert Andersson. Songs

I go to the country where the above Soldiers, boldly go forward

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:46, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Alice Rels - notable?
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Rels

Alice Rels

Alice Rels ( 1901 - 16 January 1990 ) [1] also known as Alice Itterbeek (the name of her husband) was a member of the Belgian Resistance in World War II. Biography

In 1941 were Rels, her husband and son Felicien Raymond member of the resistance. Grains was involved in the Comet line, an escape route along which shot down allied pilots to neutral Spain were smuggled. She was also a member of the service 22 of the Secret Army.

Grains was arrested in May 1944 and sentenced to five years hard labor. She was deported to the concentration camp of Ravensbrück. When the Soviet Union Soviet Army approached, she was taken to the camp of Oranienburg sent and then forced into a death march for 15 days, at a rate of 44 km per day, until the Soviets liberated her.

In 2008, a plaque was unveiled in her honor at the Prekelindelaan in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert. [2], [3] Decorations

King's Medal for Courage in the Cause of Freedom Medal of Freedom Medal Huldecomité of the Jews of Belgium war Cross Cross of political prisoner.

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:47, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Aal de Dragonder - notable?
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aal_de_Dragonder

Aal the Dragoon

Aal the Dragoon (died before 1710 ) was a soldier dressed when they Rotterdam was stabbed and died in a mutual fight between soldiers. Only then revealed that she was a woman.

Her remains were not buried but transferred to the medical school and apparently used for the anatomy lesson. Then her skin and its skeleton were more than 100 years exhibited as a landmark in the Rotterdam cutting room. References

Rudolf Dekker and Lotte van de Pol. Women in men's clothes; The history of a contrarian tradition; Europe 1500-1800. Amsterdam, Wereldbibliotheek, 1989.

See also

Maria van Antwerpen Adriana La Noy Mary Read transvestism (gender) transgenderism

External link

Portrait in Online Dictionary

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:50, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Ada van Keulen - notable?
Ada Cologne From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_van_Keulen

Ada Cologne Insert your own photo here Full name 	Aleida Mathilda Cologne Born 	January 13 1920, Aalsmeer deceased 	25 January 2010, Laren (Noord-Holland) country 	Netherlands flag Netherlands

Aleida Mathilda (Ada) Cologne ( Aalsmeer, 13 January 1920 - Laren (Noord Holland) , 25 January 2010 ) was a Dutch in the Second World War took part in the resistance.

Ada was den mother to an illegal boy scout group in Hilversum, the Heidepark Group, which had made available to the opposition as grocery shopping. [1] She was a courier and was on June 13, 1944 Amsterdam betrayed and arrested with 27 other resistance fighters. With her were among others Jo Hessels, Hendrik van Wilgenburg and Joukje Grandia Smits put in prison. (Of the 27 have only seven survived the war.)

Ada was sent to Camp Vught transferred and deported in September 1944 to Ravensbrück. In October she was sent to Dachau transferred, where she was employed in the Agfa Commando.

On April 30, 1945 she was during the evacuation march in Wolfratshausen liberated by the Americans. Sources, notes and / or references

Statements by CB LO and Claims Office LKP, August 3, 1945: A courier returned! Interview with Ada Cologne Website Van Ommen Resistance United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Oral history interview with Joukje Grandia Smits

Website Hilversum Historical Circle Albertus Perk, 2003.1, Hans van der Veen: Illegal scouts activities in World War II

Cinderella157 (talk) 04:53, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Ada van Rossem - notable?
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_van_Rossem

Ada van Rossem

Ada van Rossem ( Rotterdam, October January 1915 - Doetinchem , 28 april 2000 ) was a Dutch resistance fighter during the Second World War and was part of the group Packard.

At the outbreak of the Second World War, Van Rossem exercised its practice as physician to the Booth Street to Utrecht. In September 1943 she presented at the request of Henk Deinum available its property for setting the secret meteorological observation and broadcast post 'Irene-Met. For one year she managed to hold the post for the Germans secret until the Security Service (SD) transmitter using the streets tracked moving level cars. The telegrapher (wireless operator), Theodore Dubois, knew themselves during the robbery and then taking place interrogation of Van Rossem and hide the incoming doctor's patients in the course of the hour.

Van Rossem was well aware of the transmission procedures and also mastered the Morse code. During questioning by the SD she loved to be full of the telegrapher. Every now and then she made with the foot tapping on the floor the victory sign, the "V" for Victory! A Morse signal that could be heard by Dubois. SD interrogators forced her to stop it. Only after three weeks, they succumbed to the interrogations and they had the names abandonment of the involved employees of the station. Most were able to make his escape in time. The connected to the station KNMI -medewerker also telegrapher, August Johannes van Ginkel, was arrested on November 17 when he emerged from his hiding place. On December 15, 1944 he was executed by the Germans as a reprisal.

Van Rossem was released on May 10, 1945 from captivity. She left as a physician to the Dutch East Indies and married in 1948 with Dr. HFFischer. Later she was appointed medical director of the National Shelters for Psychopaths to Avereest.

For valor during the war Van Rossem received the Bronze Cross. Sources, notes and / or references

They jumped into the night; Dr. JMSomer; (Van Gorcum & Comp SA.) Report information group Packard; Ir. H. Deinum Foundation 'Eerebegraafplaats' Bloemendaal' In memoriam' text August Johannes van Ginkel Lists of decorati: www.onderscheidingen.nl.

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:00, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Anda Kerkhoven
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anda_Kerkhoven

Probably notable for memorials/comet.

anda Kerkhoven anda Kerkhoven Detail of the memorial window Anda Kerkhoven. She is the top right figure, dressed in white. The window is in the auditorium of the Academy Building of the University of Groningen Detail of the memorial window with Anda Kerkhoven. She is the top right figure, dressed in white. The window is in the auditorium of the Academy Building of the University of Groningen Full name 	Melisande Tatiana Marie Kerkhoven Born 	April October 1919, Saint-Cloud deceased 	19 March 1945, Glimmen , ( Groningen ) country 	Netherlands Group 	Group De Groot In 2003 Glimmen commemorating Anda Kerkhoven placed memorial.

Melisande Tatiana Marie (Anda) Kerkhoven ( Saint-Cloud ( France ), October april 1919 - Glimmen, 19 March 1945 ) was a resistance woman who was shot by Dutch agents of the Sicherheitsdienst.

Content

1 Biography 2 Portraits 3 External links 4 References

Biography

Anda Kerkhoven was born into a wealthy family. She was a daughter of ir. Willem Adriaan Rudolph Kerkhoven and Constanze Pauline Marie Bosscha. They stemmed both paternal and maternal side from the banker John Kerkhoven and his second wife Anna Jacoba van der Hucht.

She grew up in the former Dutch East Indies, where her father in West Java had the tea and rubber plantation Panoembangan. She went medicine studying in Batavia, but refused on principle animal studies do. That's why she went to study in the Netherlands in 1938 at the University of Groningen, where it was not required. She was a member of the student Magna Pete and wrote as a 19-year-old student on her pacifist convictions in the student newspaper Der Clercke Cronike. [1] Not all of her contributions were received. [2]

After the start of the Second World War she continued advocating nonviolent resistance. They joined the resistance group 'De Groot' by Gerrit Boekhoven who had recruited more pacifist students. Their resistance activities consisted of making fakes, maintaining contacts between resistance fighters and distributing ration cards , not through violent attacks, but by establishing contacts. The group played a central role in the distribution of ration cards in the north and Anda Kerkhoven was an important courier. On December 27, 1944 Anda was arrested by the Sicherheitsdienst. She was in the Scholtenhuis to Groningen subjected to severe torture by among others the SD officer Robert Lehnhoff. [3] However, they remained silent. After also Boekhoven and in January 1945 Dinie Aikema were arrested, was virtually the entire group 'De Groot' rolled up.

On March 19, 1945 she was at the insistence of Zacharias Sleijfer shot dead by members of the Dutch Security Service led by Meindert Vonk and Harry Bouman. At the spot where it happened, on the edge of the Eastern Broekweg on the border of Glimmen and Haren are executed between 20 and 30 Dutch. A few days later, killed on the same spot Dinie Aikema. [4] Gerrit Boekhoven had suffered that fate on the same day as Anda Kerkhoven, but a few kilometers away on the estate Vosbergen (Eelde). [5]

Anda Kerkhoven was buried at the place of execution. On June 22, 1945 [6] were again ordered to the ground her remains at the Northern Cemetery in Groningen, where a tomb of Bas Galis was placed. [7] In 1967, she was buried at the war cemetery Loenen. At the spot where she was shot in 2003 is a memorial stone unveiled.

Kerkhoven stands together with Aletta Jacobs portrayed on the Team Painter Johan Dijkstra made memorial windows in the Academy Building of the University of Groningen. [1] In 2008, an asteroid discovered in 1990 was named after her. [8] [9] Portraits

Anda Kerkhoven posed several times for Groningen painters. One by Squad -schilder Johan Dijkstra crafted portraits was purchased in 2013 by the Groninger Museum with support from the BankGiro Lottery. [10] Two other portraits of her was the museum on loan from the Foundation Johan Dijkstra. External links Logo Wikimedia Commons Commons has media files in the category Anda Kerkhoven.

Website dedicated to Anda Kerkhoven (s) The Scholtenhuis, virtual reconstruction '44 '45 Unifocus 12 radio interview on Anda Kerkhoven

References

Berkel, Klaas van: Academic illusions - the University of Groningen in a time of crisis, occupation and recovery, 1930-1950, Amsterdam, 2005 Brinks, Monique: The Scholtenhuis 1940-1945. Part 1. Deeds. Groningen, 2009, p. 97-106; Part 2. Offenders. Groningen, 2013, p. 196. Netherlands Patriciaat, Volume 35, 1949, p. 128 t / m 142

Sources, notes and / or references

News University to celebrate the hundred year anniversary The Groningen professor Van Berkel characterizes her articles as not very bright, her intentions were, according to him understood by few. She took a stand against the persecution of Jews in Germany. In seeking the causes of the national socialism understood in Germany referred to the "humiliation" that should undergo the Germans after the First World War. She added, Van Berkel, that 'the Jews are to blame for the prevailing anti-Semitism in Germany were taking advantage of the German defeat. " This passage led to critical comments. Her remarks were said one of her opponents a sign that she was or anti-Semitic, or naive and uncritical. Van Berkel, 2005, p. 131. Liempt, Ad van Hunting on the resistance, Amsterdam, 2013 The exact date Aikema was killed, 21, 23 or March 24, is unclear. According to some sources Boekhoven along with Anda Kerkhoven would also be slain in the Appelbergen. Some sources call the date August 23, 1945. Tomb Anda Kerkhoven Solar System Bodies: 15735 Anda Kerkhoven (1990 WF2) Dagblad van het Noorden, dated July 9, 2008: Asteroid named after resistance fighter City and Lande, Volume 23, No. 1 2014, page 8 -.. With her portrait depicted on the front of the leaf).

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:06, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Anna Griese-Goudkuil - notable?
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Griese-Goudkuil

Anna Griese-Goudkuil

Anna Griese-Goudkuil ( 1903 - 1945 ), was a resistance fighter in Rotterdam, active member of the Truth Group and the illegal Communist Party of the Netherlands. They conferred among other shelter to Jewish refugees from Netherlands and Germany.

Anna came a few days before the liberation killed in an English bombardment of Leusden where she was imprisoned.

Rotterdam is a street named after her: Anna Griesepad. Sources

The street of Rotterdam, Rotterdam Municipal Archives, 1992

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:09, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Anne Georges Augustin de Monti - male?
From: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Georges_Augustin_de_Monti

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If you have books or reference articles or know of quality websites dealing with the topic addressed here, thank you to complete article giving useful references to its verifiability and linking them to the " Notes references "( amending section, how to add my sources? ). Anne Georges Augustin de Monti Nickname 	Chevalier de Monti Birth 	1753 to Nantes Death 	May 1788 (35 years) to Vanikoro Origin 	Flag of the Kingdom of France Kingdom of France Armed 	French Royal Navy Pavilion French Royal Navy Grade 	Lieutenant of ship Years of service 	1770 - 1788 Conflicts 	War of Independence of the United States Facts 	Expedition of La Pérouse Awards 	Chevalier of Saint-Louis Family 	Monti Family Emblem edit Consult the model documentation

Anne Georges Augustin Monti, born in 1753 in Nantes, who died in May 1788 At Vanikoro , is a naval officer and navigator French. Young entered in the Royal Navy, he took part in the US war of independence , before boarding the La Perouse expedition ( 1 August 1785 - 1788 ) during which he was killed.

Summary

1 Biography 1.1 Origins and family 1.2 Military career 1.2.1 Early in the Royal during the American War of Independence 1.2.2 Shipping La Perouse 2 References 3 Sources and bibliography

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He enters young in the Royal Navy. By embracing this career, it was only following the example of many of his ancestors, among whom are many captains, lieutenants and ships stores, overtaken themselves in this way by their fathers to Italy and France. Military career Debut in the Royal during the American War of Independence Main article: American Revolutionary War.

He joined the company Guards navy of Brest on February 1, 1770

In the month of May 1772 The Knight embarks on L'Aurore, which was part of the squadron of Count d'Orvilliers and made his first evolution campaign under the orders of the commander of the Tullaye. Landed on 7 September of the same year, on March 1 of the following year he was taught instead of the company guards admiral's flag.

In 1775, the Academy of the Navy passed in class ordinary and May 25 he is called to make his second campaign developments, which should be completed in January 1776 ; he was then on the Zephyr, controlled by the squadron leader the Count Chuichen.

From April 20 to October 9, he rade campaign The Zodiac having captained his relative, the Count Chaffault. Again called on the Zephyr commanded Grain under the orders of Chaffault the count recently promoted to squadron leader, there remains October 1776 to 11 April 1777. It was aboard this ship he received on 4 April, the hands of Chaffault, the patent of lieutenant.

The 28 March 1778, He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant of infantry. From September 15 to November 1 of the same year it is on the disdainful. On the latter date it passes the Holy Spirit commanded by the Comte de la Motte-Picquet and under whom he remained until January 1781. Charged by the squadron leader driving a convoy to Martinique, always under his command, he passes on the Hannibal attends the outlet and the battle of Granada by Charles Henri d'Estaing , in the Antilles ( June 16 and 4 July 1779 ) Takes part in the Savannah headquarters the 18 December 1779 And the fighting on 20 22 March 1780.

Appointed lieutenant the 9 May 1781 On 13 he climbs the Indian, then goes on Britain where he met his former chief Count Guichen ( 7 June 1781 ). Appointed to the Protector who comes to be disarmed in Rochefort in February 1783, he was on the ship when 1 November 1782 He was made captain of fusiliers.

At this time, the Monti Knight refused leave to which he was entitled to keep on Venus ( February 21 to 27 September 1784 ) Its captain, Charles Bernard de Marigny, to the shipping of Cabinda , on the coast of Africa. This campaign Congo he is a minister of satisfaction witness the Marechal de Castries : A served during the war.

Also, it is called, the 24 October 1784 To receive the Cross of St. Louis early because it usually accorded only lieutenants 22 years of service and the pension to officers with 20 years of exercise or injury which might set the Unable to serve. He received the cross from the hands of Soulanges count the 31 October 1784 At the castle of Preuille between Nantes and Fontenay-le-Comte (six kilometers from Montaigu and Aigrefeuille ). La Perouse expedition Main article: Shipping La Perouse and Travel scientific exploration.

Monti refuses a command to participate in the expedition La Perouse. Indeed called to order Dorado, he refused to follow this commandment La Perouse ( 24 April 1785 ).

On May 8, the naval commander received a telegram confirming his requests for the staffs of the compass and the astrolabe and which Monti Knight took lieutenant rank Length under the orders of Viscount Langle aboard the Astrolabe, arming which he had worked so zealously.

The Chevalier de Monti therefore departed 1 August 1785 with Jean-François Galaup La Perouse for a scientific exploration trip that ends tragically less than three years later, off the New Hebrides on the reefs of the island of Vanikoro in the South Pacific.

Anne-Georges-Augustin de Monti was not a simple participant in this expedition. He was lieutenant on L'Astrolabe, second commander Paul Antoine Fleuriot Langle , who on 9 December 1787 dies tragically massacred with several of his companions by the inhabitants of the island of Maouna.

The Yakutat Bay, where the vessels of the expedition calling is called "Bay Monti" in his honor by the Perugia.

It temporarily receives the captain depending on the Astrolabe until January 1788 and arrived at Botany Bay in Australia, their last stop. On 10 March 1788, the two buildings finally lift the anchor for their final journey. References

↑ The December 16 1771 He obtained a bonus of 120 pounds for his end of year exams and 19 February next, the 240 as having already distinguished in the previous review and having persevered in his application. ↑ The 16 February 1785 The Count of Hector wrote to the minister: "A well served, full of knowledge, has not yet ordered" and 2 May addressing its proposals regarding the composition of the staffs of buildings entrusted to La Perouse, he said : "I have the honor to address to you the staffs of the two flutes, the Portefaix and the Ostrich. I was only embarrassed by the formation to temper the zeal shown; But I felt, like MM. Langle, and Lapérouse, that it was necessary to avoid the numerous tables, and to employ only individuals well-behaved and determined to substitute zeal and constancy for the sweets which may be procured in other campaigns. The Chevalier de Monti has pushed the matter to the point of abandoning the command which you had been kind enough to confide to him. " ↑ Happy with this choice, Langle said in turn about her: "Excellent sailor, convenience model, wisdom, foresight and firmness. " ↑ December 1787, Mr Monti, who was second with M. de Langle, retained command of the Astrolabe until we arrived at Botany Bay is a good officer, I have not see fit to make no change in the staffs to our first break, where I could just ignore the right of Mr. Clonard, captain; He has been replaced on my frigate by M. de Monti, whose zeal and talent are above all praise, and to whom his good conduct ensures the title of captain of a ship you have been kind enough to promise him if the Accounts would be favorable. ↑ The 7 February 1788, The last letter of Lapérouse. It reads: "Mr. Clonard order today Astrolabe; Mr. Monti has replaced the compass: they are two officers of the highest merit. This was by no means a disavowal, but the second of the Boussole, M. de Clonard, being already appointed to the rank of captain of a ship, the command of the second ship was due to him by right. "

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Cinderella157 (talk) 05:13, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Annette Chalut
Notability? Annette Chalut is since 2002 the president of the International Committee of Ravensbrück

From: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annette_Chalut

Annette Chalut Annette Chalut Biography Birth 29 April 1924 View and edit data on Wikidata (92 years old) Paris View and edit data on Wikidata Birth name Annette Weill Nickname Warnod Nationality French View and edit data on Wikidata Activity Resistant Doctor President of the International Committee of Ravensbrück Other information Distinction Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor View and edit data on Wikidata

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Annette Chalut, née Weill, born in 1924, is a former resistant , deported to Germany and doctor. She is president of the International Committee of Ravensbrück.

Summary

1 Biography 1.1 Resistance 1.2 Arrest and deportation 1.3 Evidence, s responsibilities 2 Distinctions 3 References 4 Bibliography and other sources

Biography

Annette Brigitte Weill was born on April 29 in Paris. She is the daughter of Peter Weill, former 1914-1918 fighter, then escaped injured, resistant in 1942-1944, deported, killed in 1944 in Auschwitz, , and Emma Alexander. Resistance

Early in the Second World War his father served with the British army as interpreter ; he was arrested in December 1941 because of his Jewish background, and released in March 1942 with his wife. He then took the decision to participate in the resistance. Family comes free zone and moved to Clermont-Ferrand.

Student in medicine, Weill Annette wants his education and pass the result of its reviews, its Certificate of physical, chemical and biological (PCB), but his file was lost, or so-called, and the faculty refused communicate its results. Her father, furious, seeks a city where she could pursue her studies, and where she could work in the Resistance; They then settled in Toulouse. She can spend her PCBs. His father, speaking German, became secretary of the chaplain Catholic internees of the free zone. The Germans having invaded the area in November 1942, they want to deport the Jews who are prisoners in the French camps. Supported by the diocese and covered by the Catholic chaplaincy, Annette, her sister and their father procure false papers for Jewish prisoners, helping them to escape, to hide, and to cross the border for some,. Entrance and in the Resistance, she took the pseudonym "Warnod".

Denounced, father and sister Annette were arrested on 8 March 1944 and deported to Auschwitz, their false papers were discovered. The father will be gassed in October 1944, but the sister will return in July 1945. The mother and younger sister, hidden, escaped deportation. Arrest and deportation

Annette Weill stopped too March 8, 1944, interviewed so muscled by the Gestapo and imprisoned for two months at the Saint-Michel prison in Toulouse,. But his false papers are sufficiently misleading and his Jewish identity is not discovered. It is first interned at Romainville fort, then deported May 13, 1944 by train to Ravensbrück ,. It is registered under the number 39031.

It is then transferred to the Kommando Hanover-Limmer, which depends on the camp Neuengamme. Forced to work for a German manufacturing plant gas masks, she and her comrades are slowing production and refuse bonuses and benefits in kind. For Christmas 1944, they manage to hold a midnight mass and recreational shows, treats and decorations dating their morale.

Annette Weill was then taken to Bergen Belsen. She was released April 15, 1945, but she prefers to stay to look after those who can not yet return. Itself weighs only thirty-five kilograms. Evidence, s responsibilities

After the war, it testifies to the trial of Ravensbrück in Rastatt. She later becomes Annette Chalut through marriage. She is doctor generalist, a member of the Healthcare Committee of the Foundation for the Memory of the deportation. She is also medical officer of the National Association of former deportees and internees of the Resistance (Adir), from 1990 to 2006.

It is widely involved in the preparations for the National Resistance and Deportation Contest, and often testifies youth ,.

Annette Chalut is since 2002 the president of the International Committee of Ravensbrück,. Awards

Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, January 1, 2016, as Chair of the International Committee of Ravensbrück , (Commander of 1 January 1994 under "deported and internees of the Resistance" Officer of 30 April 1966). 1939-1945 War Cross with palm.

References

↑ a and b 'Paris party Transport 13 May 1944 (I.212.) ", On bddm.org, memory for deportation Foundation (accessed 1 January 2016).   ↑ a , b , c , d , e , f , g , h , i and j Twig 2008 , p. 125.    ↑ a , b , c , d , e , f and g "Testimony of Annette Chalut resistant deported to Ravensbrück" on cndp.fr, Contests Resistance and Deportation (NDRC) (accessed on 1 January 2016).    ↑ a and b Rameau 2008 , p. 123.    ↑ a , b , c and d Buber Agassi 2007 , vol. 1, p. 140.    ↑ a and b "Deportation: Annette Chalut, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour" on lhistoireenrafale.blogs.lunion.fr (accessed 3 January 2015).    ↑ "Resist in Nazi camps - Annette Chalut" on https://resistanceguyard.wordpress.com (accessed 1 January 2016).    ↑ a , b , c , d , e and f "Legion of Honor, the choice of La Croix - Annette Chalut" on la-croix.com, La Croix , January 1, 2016 (accessed 1 January 2016).    ↑ Buber Agassi 2007 , vol. 1, p. 201. ↑ "The Healthcare Commission", on fondationmemoiredeportation.com, Foundation for the Memory of the deportation (accessed 1 January 2016). ↑ [PDF] "Legion of Honor, press release" on legiondhonneur.fr, January 1, 2015 (accessed 3 January 2015). ↑ "Decree of 31 December 1993 on the promotion" on legifrance.gouv.fr, Official Journal, January 1, 1994 (accessed 1 January 2016).

Bibliography and other sources

"Annette Chalut," in Marie Rameau, Women in Resistance: 1939-1945, Paris, Editions Otherwise, 2008 ( ISBN 978-2-7467-1112-9 ), p. 123-125 [ Excerpts online ]. (In) Judith Buber Agassi, The Jewish Women Prisoners of Ravensbrück: Who Were They? Vol. 1, Oneworld, 2007 ( ISBN 1851684700 and 9781851684700 ), p. 140, 201 [ Excerpts online ]. "Legion of Honor, the choice of La Croix - Annette Chalut" on la-croix.com, La Croix, January 1, 2016 (accessed 1 January 2016). "Decree of 31 December 1993 on the promotion" on legifrance.gouv.fr, Official Journal, January 1, 1994 (accessed 1 January 2016). "Testimony of Annette Chalut resistant deported to Ravensbrück" on cndp.fr, Contests Resistance and Deportation (NDRC) (accessed on 1 January 2016).

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:20, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Annick van Hardeveld
Notable for bike race in memory?

From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annick_van_Hardeveld

Annick of Hardeveld Annick of Hardeveld Monument to Annick of Hardeveld the Hekelveld also a tribute to all those who fought against injustice and oppression Monument to Annick of Hardeveld the Hekelveld also a tribute to all those who fought against injustice and oppression Full name 	Annick Germaine Mathilde Hardeveld Born 	November 9 1923, Amsterdam deceased 	4 May 1945, Amsterdam country 	Netherlands Group 	Interior Forces

Annick Germaine Mathilde Hardeveld ( Amsterdam, 9 november 1923 - there, May 4 1945 ) is probably the last courier during the Second World War, was shot. [1]

Hardeveld was trained as a Red Cross Nurse. She was a medical analyst in the Wilhelmina Hospital and in addition it was during the war courier of the Interior Forces. For them, transported them ration cards, false papers and arms and sometimes they spent hiding in a safe place.

On 4 May 1945, the 21-year-old nurse was instructed to Amsterdam North to go to the members of the resistance to Max III gather in Vossiusgymnasium. Since the group had a secret weapon storage. The group hoped to play a role in the eventual liberation. [2] She had her Red Cross uniform folded and a Dutch flag. Hardeveld was the Hekelveld shot dead by members of the Grüne Polizei which passed in a police van. [3] She is buried in Buitenveldert. [4]

In 1981, its posthumous Verzetsherdenkingskruis granted. Partly on the initiative of her brother Yann Emile Hardeveld was unveiled in her memory a monument on May 4, 1985, designed by Hans Bayens. [2] It is at Hekelveld, near the junction of the Damrak and the Spuistraat. Since 1999, held the race bike courier Annick of Hardeveld Memorial Alleycat on May 4 and come bike messengers gathered here to remember her. [5]

Directory of the first bike messenger race in 1999 in memory of Van Hardeveld

External links

Photo of the monument, Art Wait. PDF Document The commemoration of the bike messengers, NIOD. Life story in narration and images on YouTube, commissioned by the War Graves Foundation.

Sources, notes and / or references

Fietskoeriers commemorate courier, Faith, May 6, 2005. Amsterdam monument to Annick of Hardeveld, National Committee 4 and 5 of May. New diary from World War II emerges, (video on MSN Video Adobe Flash required). Online Family announcements Report of the first Annick of Hardeveld Memorial Alleycat in 1999, Super Rush racing news.

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:23, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Antoinette Labisse
From:https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoinette_Labisse

Antoinette Labisse

Antoinette Léontine ( "Ninette") Labisse ( Douai, 23 May 1908 - Ostend , 1992 ) was a French-Belgian sculptor. Life

Antoinette Labisse was the sister of the surrealist painter Félix Labisse. Brought them to youth in Douai (Douai) and Paris and lived since 1923 with her parents and brother Heist, where her father was a shipowner.

In 1927 they moved to Ostend, where she started an art gallery with her brother. She lived in the Maria Theresia Street and was in the 1930 secretary at the Consulate of France in the seaside resort. In 1932 she married the local journalist Henri Van Vyve, but this marriage ended in failure. In 1937 she married Henri-Jean (Yvon) Kermarrec which they had three sons.

As a sculptor, she was a student of Ossip Zadkine.

In 1929 she starred alongside Henri Van Vyve and Alfred Courmes in the surrealist film Pour vos beaux yeux by Henri Storck. This movie was totally ended up in oblivion but was released on DVD in the early 21st century.

At the time of the German invasion of Belgium in 1940, she emigrated with her family to France. In Montauban she was responsible for a clandestine radio of the Franco-Belgian resistance network. Until the end of the Second World War, she took care of her father and her three children. Her husband was now imprisoned in Buchenwald (1943-1945).

After the war, she was decorated for her acts of resistance by the Belgian War Cross, the one French Croix de guerre. Exhibitions

Participation in an exhibition at the Kursaal in Ostend from 22 to August 31, 1930, with Pierre H. Bayaux, Armand Delwaide, Carol Deutsch and Félix Labisse. Exhibition in the gallery "Excelsior" in Kortrijk, along with her brother.

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:26, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Cécile Rol-Tanguy
From: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cécile_Rol-Tanguy

Cécile Rol-Tanguy, born Marguerite Le Bihan the 10 April 1919 in Royan, is a strong French.

Summary

1 Biography 1.1 Family, training and career 1.2 Commitment 1.3 After the war transmission 2 Decorations 3 Filmography 4 References 5 External links

Biography Family, training and career

She is the daughter of François Le Bihan, trade unionist, co-founder of the French Communist Party (PCF), deported to Auschwitz, and Germaine Jaganet.

After completing his elementary certificate at 16, it is formed to craft shorthand typist and follows an internship at the administrative secretariat of the union General Confederation of Labour (CGT) of the CDPE. In November 1936 It is engaged in metal CGT union of Île-de-France, whose secretary is none other that Henri Tanguy. Commitment

She is active in the Union of girls from France and participates in meetings of the Committee to Aid Republican Spain, where she met with Tanguy. In January 1938 They attend, and then in 1937 when he participated in the Spanish Civil War, she became his godmother war. After his return to France at the end of 1938, the 19 April 1939, they get married. They have five children: Helen, academic, Jean, journalist, Clare and Francis, a senior official , ; and Françoise, died in infancy. In the meantime, the 1 January 1938, It adheres to the PCF.

At the beginning of July 1940, It goes underground; Henry, once demobilized, joins her in Paris. She became liaison officer and takes the nicknames of "Joan", "Yvette" and "Lucy". Only Maillard knows their true name and address.

It was she who, in particular, informs Jean-Pierre Timbaud he is wanted. She hides weapons in the pram of her children. The 19 August 1944, She drew up, under the dictation of Henri, the appeal to the insurrection of the Parisians.

On 26 August, she attends the parade Gaulle General on the Champs Elysées. After the war transmission

It takes commitment, with her husband, to remain adherent of the PCF and subscribes to Humanity until his death. The latter died in 2002.

In January 2014 She greets with Odette Niles in an article in Le Monde the decision of transfer of the ashes of Pierre Brossolette, Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz , Germaine Tillion and Jean Zay in Pantheon.

The 27 May 2014 She participated in the commemorations organized on the occasion of the national day of resistance. Decorations

Awarded the Medal of the Resistance Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor

Filmography

Patrick Barberis, Cécile Rol-Tanguy, a freedom fighter, 2004 Jorge Amat, Witnesses of the Liberation of Paris, 2004 Vincent Goubet, Doing something, 2013

References

↑ "François Le Bihan - (45741?)" Memoirevive.org ↑ "" I hesitate ": Marie-George Buffet or Ségolène Royal? ", Lemonde.fr   ↑ [ http://www.franceinfo.fr/actu/economie/article/francis-rol-tanguy-un-fils-de-resistant-pour-fermer-fessenheim-212737 "Francis Rol-Tanguy, resistant to son for Close Fessenheim », franceinfo.fr    ↑ "Cécile Henri Rol-Tanguy and" I was his liaison officer, his secretary ... everything! " », Humanite.fr    ↑ "A woman in the Resistance: Cécile Rol-Tanguy testifies in Limoges on 21 March next," france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr    ↑ "Cécile Rol-Tanguy, a woman in the Resistance" paris.fr    ↑ Peter Outteryck, Jean-Pierre Timbaud. Metallo & resistant, Blue Jay, 2014. ↑ "Cécile Rol-Tanguy," If you're scared, we do nothing, ' "leparisien.fr   ↑ "Cécile Rol-Tanguy:" I represent the resistant who have been forgotten, ' "france24.com ↑ "Three resistant together until Pantheon" lemonde.fr   ↑ "Benoît Hamon commemorates with students and great characters of the Resistance the first National Day of Resistance" education.gouv.fr

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:30, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Christine Sterbik
From: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christine_Sterbik

Christine Sterbik Image illustrating a personality Image illustrating french Image illustrating parachuting This article is an outline concerning a personality French and skydiving.

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Christine Sterbik-Hénaff, born in 1969, is a paratrooper French military , seconded to the Joint Sports School.

It started in his specialty in 1985 in Royan, at the age of 16, with the help of Jean Dermine.

It has nearly 4000 jumps.

His mother has been integrated into the France team women until 1976, while practicing in Pujaut.

Her husband (and his brother) are also high-level French parachutists.

Summary

1 Citation 2 Awards 3 External links 4 References

Quote

Sport and in particular the high level just gave me the chance to have an exciting life, full of emotions and enriching experiences.

Awards

Seniors:

médaille d'argent, monde Vice world champion in individual vaulting in 1996 ( Bekercaba ); médaille d'argent, monde Vice world champion individual handset in 1994 ( Chengdu ); médaille d'argent, monde Vice-world champion of precision aerial teams in 1994 (Chengdu); médaille de bronze, monde 3rd World Games combined team in 2001 ( Armilla ) médaille de bronze, monde médaille de bronze, monde 3rd world championships aerial precision team in 1992 ( Trieben ) and 2000 ( Ise-Toba ); médaille de bronze, monde médaille de bronze, monde médaille de bronze, monde 3rd world championships combined team in 1994 (Chengdu), 1996 (Bekercaba) and 2000 (Ise-Toba); médaille de bronze, monde 3rd World Games (World Cup Champions) Personal aerobatics in 1997 ( Turkey ); médaille de bronze, Europe 3rd of combined European Team Championships in 1995 ( Turkey ); médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or France champion of accuracy for individual landing in 1993, 1997 and 1998 ; médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or France champion of individual aerobatics in 1989, 1992 , 1993 , 1994 , 1997 , 1998 , and 2000 ; médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or médaille d'or France champion of individual handset in 1992, 1993 , 1997 , 1998 , and 2000 ;

(Ie three national triplets)

Juniors:

médaille d'or, monde World champion in individual handset in 1992 (Trieben); médaille d'argent, monde Vice-world champion of individual aerobatics in 1992 (Trieben).

External links

Full European and global ranking of the teams of France senior and junior parachutists, from 1951 to 2011.

References

↑ The reason of the sport (White Paper of French sport) - From the contribution of the sports movement in French society ( CNOF, September 2006).

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:35, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Císsides - male?
From: https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Císsides

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Císsides

Císsides (Cissidas, Kissídas, Κισσίδας) was a Syracuse who led the body of auxiliary Dionisi old from Syracuse sent (the second time) in aid of Sparta in 367 BC. He helped Archidamus III in the attack caries (Caryae) and the expedition to Arcadia ; This campaign was stopped halfway because Dionysius had fixed the period had already expired. When returning to Laconia was intercepted by an army Messinia and had to ask for help Arquídamo; This was assistant and the two armies changed the route to avoid Messinia but were attacked by the combined forces of Arcadia and Argives and gave battle melee with Spartan victory. Reference Cissidas to Smith, William (editor). A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology (English), 1870.

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:52, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Claire Duysburgh
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claire_Duysburgh

Claire Duysburgh Claire Duysburgh

Claire Duysburgh '( 1899 - 1980 ) was a Belgian feminist. During World War II she was a member of the Resistance and was deported to the concentration camps. Biography

Duysburgh began working in 1919 as a secretary at the Ministry of Justice. Later she worked at the Cabinet of Emile Vandervelde.

During the outbreak of the Second World War she joined the resistance and was involved in the comet line which shot trying to flee allied pilots to neutral Spain. Duysburgh was detained on March 12, 1943 in the prison of Saint-Gilles. She was then deported to the concentration camps. On September 13, 1944 she was sentenced to death. In April 1944 she was sent to Munich conducted to carry out the punishment. Allied bombing made sure they got out yet. On May 24, 1945, she was repatriated. Her stay in the camps held 45% permanent disability over.

In 1945 she went to work at the Ministry of war victims, in 1948 she moved to the Ministry of Reconstruction.

Duysburgh was a founding member of the Confédération Nationale des politiques Irish Prison et droits ayants, of which she was president of the Brussels department. In 1953 she became a member of the lodge. She also became militant in feminist Groupement Belge de la Porte Ouverte. [1] [2] [3]

In February 2015 one was in her honor Stolpersteine placed at the height of the Regentschapstraat 51 in Brussels, where she lived when she was arrested by the Germans. [4] [5] Sources, notes and / or references

Dictionnaire des femmes belges: XIXth et XXth siècles. Eliane Gubin (dir), Jacques Catherine Piette Valerie, Jean Puissant, Editions Racine, 2006, 637 pages Dictionnaire historique de la laïcité and Belgium. Pol Defosse. Luc Pire Editions, 2005 - Church and state - 343 pages. Les feminists belges et les luttes pour l'égalité politique et économique (1914-1968). Jacques Catherine, Académie Royale de Belgique, 2013, 264 pages Pavé de Mémoire Rue de la Régence 51 Nouveaux paves de la mémoire and région bruxelloise February 15, 2015

Cinderella157 (talk) 05:58, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Clara de la Rocha
From: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_de_la_Rocha

Clara de la Rocha Clara de la Rocha Commander of Guerrilla and Colonel Years of service 	1 year Loyalty 	Antirreeleccionismo, 1910 - 1911 I participate in 	Taking of Culiacán, Sinaloa. House Mint. Battle of the Cathedral. Combat by the Church of the Sanctuary in the Mexican Revolution 1911 Birth 	What? Durango Death 	1970 Culiacán, Sinaloa [ Edit data in Wikidata ]

Clara de la Rocha was a Mexican revolutionary brave, daughter of Herculano de la Rocha, revolutionary hero of northwestern Mexico. Life

It is known that in 1910 joined the movement maderista with his father, General Herculano de la Rocha. Clara's family was established in Durango and Sinaloa. During the armed movement was named Commander of Guerrilla and then Coronela, he participated in the violent takeover of the city of Culiacan, Sinaloa in 1911. Also part of the strike group led by his father, Herculano de la Rocha, who took the name of revolutionaries the Mint of Sinaloa and participated in the battle for the church sanctuary where the revolutionaries combined forces and achieved the surrender of The Feds.

During the struggle for the capture of Culiacan, Sinaloa, in 1911, Clara de La Rocha fought alongside his father, General Herculano de la Rocha (wealthy rancher who had properties in the Los Algodones, Sinaloa). Both performed a leading role in several battles, forced the surrender of the federal barricaded in the building of the temple of the Cathedral of Culiacan located on the main avenue of the city (now Avenida Alvaro Obregon); Clara, with her infallible aim, intimidated the feds. Both father and daughter, in a heroic act protecting themselves from the bullets under the arches of the old bridge over the river Cañedo Tamazula, tore down all federal dead who dared to expose his head. Clara then collaborated with his father, Herculano de la Rocha, in the attack to take control of the Mint of Sinaloa , located in the Rosales street in Culiacan , Sinaloa , with success, largely thanks to the enormous cunning Herculano who, wisely, knew defeat the federal and wrest control of the Mint of Sinaloa. Clara also participated in another major battle in which the revolutionary forces obtained the surrender of the federal holed up in the block currently located between Calle Angel Flores and Donato Guerra Avenue, the main building was the church of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Located in the historic center of Culiacan, Sinaloa; In that fight they cornered to the feds that, at the beginning, they sent several shots against the revolutionaries; Then the revolutionaries responded to the fire, defended themselves with everything they had available and fired at the feds a tremendous rain of shots forced them to retreat; The federal survivors realized that they had been overtaken by the fury of the Sinaloan revolutionaries and that they could no longer do anything to control them. Then the federal retreating hid on the roof of the church of the Sanctuary, the revolutionaries were waiting for the feds to come down from their hiding on the roof of the church of the Sanctuary , the revolutionaries were very upset because they had been assaulted by the federal And they wanted to catch them in any way. The feds received a final message with the order that they surrender, the feds could not escape because they were waiting downstairs to catch them, so the feds had no choice but to get off the roof and surrender to the revolutionaries. Clara reached the degree of Coronela in the revolutionary movement.

Their presence vanishes in the revolutionary process, evidencing the participatory difficulty of women in a world in which their merits were not recognized. He became part of the popular legend, although no record is recorded that speaks of his exploits in combat and, above all, the way he embarrassed the men competing with them in shooting tournaments that he won unfailingly.

The epitaph of Clara's tomb that is in the Civil Pantheon of the city of Culiacán says verbatim: CLARA DE LA ROCHA. REVOLUTIONARY CROWN OF 1910 WITH ALL THE LOVE OF HIS CHILDREN ENRIQUE AND ROSE. REST IN PEACE. CULIACAN SIN. JUNE 1, 1970. (Source: Rosendo Romero Guzmán)

It is by continuing the tradition begun by the Tenochca women, Pupualtzin, Catalina de Erauso , Maria Paula de Los Santos, Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez , Manuela Medina and Leona Vicario , women La Merced Market and of Juchitan. See also

Adela Velarde Herculano de la Rocha

References

Ministry of the Interior, National Institute of Historical Studies (1992) Historical and Biographical Dictionary of the Mexican Revolution, Volume VI, p. 374. ISBN 968-805-562-X.

Report of Doña Juana de la Rocha (QEPD) cousin of Clara de la Rocha.

Text of the Epitaph of the tomb of Clara de la Rocha in Culiacan, Sinaloa. Source: http://rosendoromeroguzman.blogspot.com

Cinderella157 (talk) 06:02, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Coba Pulskens
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coba_Pulskens

Coba Pulskens Coba Pulskens Monument for Coba Pulskens in Tilburg Monument for Coba Pulskens in Tilburg Full name 	Jacoba Maria Pulskens Born 	May 26 1884, Tilburg deceased 	17 March 1945, Ravensbrück country 	Netherlands Group 	pilots Help File: Monument for Coba Pulskens in Tilburg onthuld.ogv playback media Footage unveiling monument to Coba Pulskens in Tilburg

Maria Jacoba (Coba) Pulskens, Tilburg May 26 1884 - Ravensbrück 17 March 1945, Tilburg was a resistance fighter. She offered the Second World War shelter in hiding : to Jews, resistance fighters and pilots. Pulskens was on July 9, 1944 by the Security Police arrested and deported to Ravensbrück, where she was gassed in early 1945. Biography and resistance work

Coba Pulskens grew up in a working class family. After primary school and a domestic she joined the Jewish diamond dealers in Antwerp families where they during the First World War witnessed the German occupation. From 1931 she was a worker employed by the municipality of Tilburg.

Pulskens was asked in 1942 by her brother Nicolaas (Klaas) Pulskens to include hiding. In her house in Diepestraat 25 they offered during 1942 and 1943 home to an unknown number of allied pilots, Jews and resistance fighters. Her house was a regular stop in the pilots escape routes from Limburg and Twente. She was at her work, among others supported by its neighbors Anna and Sjef (aka Jef) of Eerdewijk. In November 1943 Pulskens withdrew from the hiding job back because the Security Police a number of resistance fighters with which they (indirectly) worked was arrested. Later turned the Security Police had the pilots escape route already infiltrated some time; possibly they were already aware of the hiding place in the Diepestraat. [1] [2]

On July 8, 1944 resistance fighter Leonie van Haarsel approached her yet again to include a number of pilots. That same day two Allied pilots who were en route from Eindhoven to house Pulskens were arrested during an inspection in Moergestel. A day later, July 9, 1944, the Security Police raided the house in the Diepestraat. There they met three other allied pilots, the Australian Knott, the Canadian Carter and the Briton Walker, who had arrived the day before. The three pilots were in violation of the law of war not as a prisoner of war treated, but executed on the spot. Pulskens in Camp Vught interned and then to concentration camp Ravensbruck discharged. There she was gassed, probably on March 17, 1945. [3] [4] [5]

Pulskens got for her resistance work posthumously in 1947 an American award, the Medal of Freedom. Trial, commemoration and remembrance

In June 1946 in Essen conducted a trial of the members of the Security Police in Germany, who were involved in the execution of the pilots in the Diepestraat. Four of the defendants were sentenced to death, five others were acquitted. In January 1947 there was for the Special Court in Maastricht process takes place against a Dutchman who had infiltrated for the Security Police in the Limburg resistance group that was part of the pilots escape route. [6]

A number of monuments recalls Pulskens and executed pilots in her home. The facade of the house Diepestraat 25 on February 2, 1947, a memorial unveiled. There is a memorial plaque in the hall of the Public Works Department of the City of Tilburg. In the English city Coningsby is a plaque in the local church made by Royal Air Force 83 Squadron with the names of Pulskens and three pilots. [7]

Shortly after the liberation was the commemoration of Pulskens' resistance work, imprisonment and death a religious dimension. Especially by Sjef van Eerdewijk she was portrayed as a simple believer with an unshakable trust in God which expresses itself Christian had sacrificed charity and a martyr had become. This interpretation is also involved two at Pulskens hiding Jewish women into the Catholic had repented faith (both married Catholic men), and that Pulskens had sacrificed himself reportedly in Ravensbrück by the place of another woman in the gas chamber in to take. [8] References and footnotes

(S) bombercrew.com. Roy's Story - A Tribute to F / O Roy E. Carter (S) 431HalifaxNA514's blog. Shot in Cold Blood-Part 2, November 22, 2014. Description of last flight and execution of allied pilots.

De Beer, Ad, So only a city of Tilburg 1940 - 1945, 1994, 126. ISBN 907441804X. Cammaert, APM, Hidden front: History of the organized resistance in Limburg during the Second World War. Part 1., 1994, 297-299. ISBN 9074252192. NIOD. Jacoba Maria Pulskens. Honour Roll of fallen. Janse, French, Tilburg 1940 - 1945: years of eclipse, 1984, 73-74. ISBN 9071077012. De Beer, Ad, So only a city of Tilburg 1940 - 1945, 1994, 130-139. ISBN 907441804X. De Beer, Ad, So only a city of Tilburg 1940 - 1945, 1994, 117. ISBN 907441804X. Janse, French, Tilburg 1940 - 1945: years of eclipse, 1984, 75. ISBN 9071077012. De Beer, Ad, So only a city of Tilburg 1940 - 1945, 1994, 122. ISBN 907441804X.

Cinderella157 (talk) 06:12, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Danielle Levillez - a major general
From: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danielle_Levillez

Danielle Levillez

Major General Danielle Levillez ( Brussels, June 1956) is a former officer in the Belgian armed forces and the first woman to reach the degree of general in the Belgian Army. [1] Life

Levillez's training pharmacist. She was a graduate pharmaceuticals at the Université Libre de Bruxelles with a minor industrial chemist at the University of Louvain.

Levillez joined Militia in 1979. She first worked in the central military pharmacy in Nivelles which launched her career. Levillez was she was appointed the first female colonel in the Belgian army, in December 2005 in 2002 to the first female brigadier.

Levillez was from December 2005 to July 21, 2009 Chief of Staff of the Belgian Medical Component. She wore her job in 2009 to Major General Geert Laire and was chief of staff under Health, Environment, Quality of Life and Well-being, then what led since the Staff Department of Wellbeing was called. In 2012 Levillez was promoted to Major General.

Levillez many years represented Belgium in the 'Committee on Women in the NATO Forces ", a working group of which she was vice-president the last years of its mandate. On July 1, 2015 she resigned from active service. [2] Sources, notes and / or references

(fr) Une Générale à l'armée belge, Le Vif , March 13, 2012 (fr) La première femme even général La Defense, Belgian Defence, April 1, 2015

Cinderella157 (talk) 06:16, 14 December 2016 (UTC)

Jan de Rooij (resistance fighter) - male?
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Jan de Rooij (resistance fighter) Jan de Rooij Insert your own photo here Born 	August 20 1923, Sprang deceased 	6 January 1945, Amsterdam country 	Netherlands Period 	WWII Group 	group André

Jan de Rooij ( Sprang, 20 August 1923 - Amsterdam , 6 January 1945 ) was a resistance fighter from Sprang , in late 1944 by the Germans was arrested and in Amsterdam was shot.

Content

1 History 2 Story 3 Myths 4 Related topics 5 External link

History

Final 1944 Netherlands was liberated for half. The Allies layers Merwede and Maas. The Land of Heusden and Altena was occupied territory, Sprang-Capelle on the road was already liberated. The Germans began on December 16 the Bulge. They also withdrew along with 16,000 troops in the Land of Heusden and Altena to make a passage, a second front to the port of Antwerp to get back. Ultimately, that did not take place, presumably because of the failure of the Bulge. The Canadians had Brabant freed, along with Polish divisions. A Canadian division had around Oirschot and Boxtel declined to come. The story

Jan de Rooij, worker in a shoe factory, joined the group André, a local resistance organization. To ensure that the Allies were aware of what was going on behind the front, two spies were with transmitter into the land of Heusden and Altena sent. One of them was De Rooij. They had direct radio contact with the transmitter in the attic of the old town hall of Capelle. He stayed with a friend in Dussen and occurred as a farmhand. In the attic of the barn of the farmhouse, the transmitter was hidden. That he telegraphed data from the German front and the troops to Capelle. Thus, it was confirmed that a large army was assembled in the land of Heusden and he could give the exact location of the gun emplacements. These were systematically bombed. The Germans therefore went to investigate and eventually found the transmitter in the attic. The peasant family and a casual visitor were put against the wall. De Rooij has then marked and thus saved the life of this peasant family. He was put in prison and taken to Amsterdam. He did not betray the resistance. Eventually he was executed on January 6, 1945.

In 1947, a Sprang scouting founded. This was, after permission first De Rooij's mother asked, the name of the resistance fighter. Since then called the Boy Scouts Scouting Jan de Rooij. Myths

He was the savior of Brabant; the Allies had long been aware of the contracted forces, the message of De Rooij confirmed this alone. He is a hero because he saved the farmer's family life. The Canadians were on their way to the Ardennes to fight it; they were only encamped around Oirschot Boxtel to rest. In the stories he'd been dragged behind a car to Amsterdam; This is a story that never gets confirmation.

Jan Dirk van Bilderbeek - male?
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Jan Dirk van Bilderbeek ( Dordrecht, April 22 , 1919 - Waalsdorpervlakte , 17 February 1945 ) was in the opposition in the Netherlands during the Second World War.

When war broke out Jan Dirk studied dentistry and became involved in the resistance. Beginning in January 1945, he tried Dirk Geerlings and Hugo van Lennep, who had already made two previous attempts to stabbing the rivers to reach liberated Netherlands. They were at Dubbeldam arrested by Germans in Dordrecht locked and to the Orange Hotel in Scheveningen accommodated. On February 17, 1945 as they were taken away without explanation and the Waalsdorpervlakte placed where they were executed. He was at the Municipal Cemetery Rusthof in Amersfoort, section / row / number 12 A 26 reburied [1].

Resource
Came across this - think it could be a useful reference? 

Regards Cinderella157 (talk) 09:24, 20 December 2016 (UTC)

Hester van Lennep - notable?
A bridge in a park named after her.

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Juliana Octavia Hester van Lennep ( Amsterdam, 8 July 1916 - Doesburg , 1 January 2000 ) was a Dutch resistance fighter. Biography

Hester van Lennep was born the youngest daughter of Charles van Lennep (1866-1923) and Anna Elize Homans (1871-1943).

On May 1, 1940 (more than a week before the outbreak of the Second World War ) Hester van Lennep opened her own Institute for Skin Care, on Amsterdam's Keizersgracht 484. In 1942, when the terror of the Germans towards the Amsterdam Jewish citizens become more of an took, she began with her colleague and friend of Pauline Waasdijk to focus on bringing Jewish children to safety. This was initially not - and from 1943 or - in an organized context. They brought the children to hiding places with friends and acquaintances in and outside the city.

From the spring of 1943, Hester and Pauline worked closely with other children's rescuers, as with Gesina van der Molen and Johan van Hulst, director of the Reformed Kweekschool on the Plantage Middenlaan. His school bordered the Jewish Child. In this building, opposite the Dutch Theatre were detained in 1942 and 1943, hundreds of Jewish children.

In the same year Hester van Lennep took care themselves of a Jewish hiding, Sándor Baracs (1900), an Amsterdam citizen of Hungarian descent. It was Hester's request Baracs hair began to help children work. Their collaboration expanded when they were both employees of the illegal resistance newspaper Trouw. As a courier transporting Hester weekly copies of the illegal Wedding by bicycle from the printing distribution to various addresses.

On January 20, 1944 Hester van Lennep and Sándor Baracs married illegally and in the greatest secrecy for the Dutch law, thanks to mr. S. van den Hoorn, the mayor of the village Tienhoven at Utrecht. This "good mayor" created an honor to against the spirit and go into persecuted by Germans as Jews and hiding, get married under Dutch law.

Sándor and Hester got after the war three children together. In 1972 they moved from Amsterdam to the town Doesburg (Gelderland). In August 1985 most of the state of Israel Hester van Lennep as " Righteous among the Nations " by Yad Vashem recognized for her help Jewish children during the war years '40 -'45.

In 2016, in the Gerbrandypark an Amsterdam bridge named after her. References

BJ Flim, spoke Because their heart, history of organized assistance to the Jewish children in the Netherlands, 1942-1945, Publisher Cook, Kampen 1996, ISBN 9789024260263. Annex Pretty Netherlands on January 18, 1986: "The nursery 1942-1943 'by Anita van Ommeren and ageeth scherphuis.

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:02, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Gertrude Biernat - notable?
Not certain if a professor is sufficiently notable and there isn't enough about her work to establish this.

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Gertrude Biernat (b. 17 March 1923, d. 1 March 2016 [1] ) - Polish activist independence underground during World War II , a participant of the Warsaw Uprising as nurses [2] , a geologist with specialization in paleontology , prof. PhD., researcher at the Institute of Paleobiology them. By Roman Kozlowski Polish Academy of Sciences [3] and participant of scientific expeditions to Spitsbergen [2].

She spent her childhood in Starogard Gdanski, 1939 lived in Warsaw. During the Warsaw Uprising was a nurse. Since 1950, she studied at the University of Poznan, after graduation returned to Warsaw and took a job in the Museum of the Earth. He conducted research on the remnants of the era of the Devonian in the Holy Cross Mountains and then over the course of geologic changes in the age of the Ordovician in Poland and Estonia. In 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1979 participated in the scientific expeditions to Spitsbergen [4].

She died on March 1, 2016, funeral ceremony was held on March 8, 2016 at the municipal cemetery in Warsaw North [2]. References

Product Municipal Cemeteries in Warsaw ( pol. ). cmentarzekomunalne.com.pl. [accessed 2016-03-05]. Gertrude Biernat ( pol. ). nekrologi.wyborcza.pl. [accessed 2016-03-05]. prof. dr. Gertrude Biernat ( pol. ). nauka-polska.pl. [accessed 2016-03-05]. Adam T. Halamski "Gertrude Biernat (1923-2016) In memoriam," Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 61 (2): 362, 20

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:02, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Gilette Ziegler - notable as an author but is outside my comfort zone.
Notable as an author but I would be going outside my comfort zone with this.

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Gilette Ziegler is a woman of letters and journalist French, author of many thrillers and historical studies. Born in 1904 and died in 1981, she used the pseudonyms Gilles Grey, Tony guild, GG Ziegler, Elton Jones, Patrick Regan, Gisele Singrist.

Summary

1 Biography 2 Work 2.1 Novels 2.1.1 Signed Gilette Ziegler 2.1.2 Signed GG Ziegler 2.1.3 Signed Gilles Grey 2.1.4 Signed Tony guild 2.1.5 Signed Elton Jones 2.1.6 Signed Patrick Regan 2.1.7 Signed Gisèle Singrist 2.2 Historical studies 3 References 4 Sources 5 External links

Biography

Born Gilette Gauthier, it is palaeographer archivist ( Promotion 1927 ).

During World War II, she participated in the resistance in the Lower Alps where she published the underground newspaper Hold. After the war, she worked for several newspapers, including the journal Europe. In 1951, she participated in the international delegation that went to Korea to investigate the atrocities committed by the US military. It draws on this experience to write two novels: I was PFS, published in 1951, and Murder in Kang-Sé, published in 1953.

From 1941, she published "numerous novels of classical puzzles cleverly composed, with a taste for complex plots and final lengthy explanations". Given the abundance of her production, she uses six pseudonyms, four of them masculine.

Among his detective novels, some have for heroes the irascible Commissioner Gervais and his faithful Fred Lièval; Others, the London detective doctor Leslie Roy who often stays in France where he helps shed light on mysterious assassinations. She also created the private detective Raoul Lancy of the agency Nolo.

In 1950, Gillette Ziegler is one of the pillars Editions Ferenczi & son. Implement Romans Signed Gilette Ziegler

I was in the PSF, the French Publishers together (1951) Murder Kang Se, The French publishers together (1953) Out of that shadow, Éditions Julliard (1960) The Bad Tours, Éditions Julliard (1968)

Ziegler signed GG

Be put to death, Laclau, coll. "The Eagle" (1941), reissue Laclau (1945) The bloody road, Laclau (1942) The Man with the Golden cloak, Chantal Publishing, coll. "Green Collection" No. 1 (1942) Police are on the scene, Laclau, coll. "The Wolfhound" (1942) The Thorn red, Laclau (1944) Choose your poison, The Book of Midnight (1944) Mission Martin Faublas, Laclau (1944) Death gives numbers, Chantal Publishing, coll. "The Three Aces" (1945) The Hour of Justice, Laclau, coll. "Vigilance" (1946) - Full cast and crew Murder of Dundee studios, Chantal Publishing, coll. "Green Collection" No. 8 (1947) The Jockey Bar, Laclau (1947) Death games, Jacquier Publishing, coll. " Collection La Loupe " No. 13 (1952) The Only Witness, Éditions Julliard (1958) Le Bois du silence, the French Publishers together (1963)

Signed Gilles Grey

The Film death Laclau (1941) Diamonds of Nosy Be, Laclau (1941) The error Ramon, Laclau (1941) The man she loved, Laclau (1941) Do not shoot the pianist, coll. "Police Selection" No. 9 (1944) The Blindfolds, Laclau (1945) A cry in the dark, Laclau (1945) Murder in the village, Laclau (1945) Blood to the face, Ferenczi & son, coll. " The Lock " No. 92 (1954)

Signed Tony guild

The dead do not talk, Laclau, coll. "Policia" (1941) Pursuit without thank you, Laclau, coll. "The Wolfhound" (1942) Dead on the beach, Chantal Publishing al. "Three Aces" No. 8 (1942) The piano was silent, Laclau (1944) The Avengers October, The Book Midnight (1944) Crime at the shelter, Laclau (1945) Le Moulin crying, Chantal Publishing al. "Three Aces" No. 15 (1945) The professor is in love, Laclau (1946) The butler will not speak, Ferenczi & son, coll. " My crime novel " No. 295 (1953) In the Shadow of the crime, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 303 (1954) Three shots, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 322 (1954) The Last Movie Bertrand Diaz, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 328 (1954) The Hour of Justice, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 343 (1954) A crazy story, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 356 (1955) Poison and blood, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 363 (1955) Kidnapping, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 378 (1955) Blood at the one, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 391 (1955) The professor had fallen, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 408 (1956) You will die before 30, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 416 (1956) No holiday for the killers, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 430 (1956) Charlie is not a murderer, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 436 (1956) Why kill an inspector? Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 448 (1956) The inspector knows the music, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 137 (1956) What you poison, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 150 (1956) Special Edition, Ferenczi & son, coll. "Police and Mystery" No. 92 (1956) Do not play detective! Ferenczi & son, coll. " Police and Mystery " No. 100 (1956) I know the murderer, Ferenczi & son, coll. "Police and Mystery" No. 106 (1957) A real shooting gallery, Ferenczi & son, coll. "Police and Mystery" No. 112 (1957) Murder in chiaroscuro, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 155 (1957) The first Assassins, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 165 (1957) The Match of death, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 457 (1957) No mourning for Mayo, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 475 (1957) Third Degree, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 484 (1957) Look for the brown, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 490 (1957) Brothers to kill, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 497 (1957) A madman has escaped, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 505 (1957) Death in "Sleeping Beauty", Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 516 (1958) Damn you ! Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 524 (1958) Not need a lawyer, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 534 (1958) A dose of poison, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 539 (1958) The sergeant died at dawn, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 554 (1958) Two dead in the woods, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 180 (1958) Lead in the wing, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 184 (1958) False Faces, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 200 (1958) Gang experts, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 204 (1958)

Signed Elton Jones

Murders studios, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 312 (1954) I am afraid of going mad, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 353 (1955) Two gold balls, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 370 (1955) This kid is dangerous Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 380 (1955) The death was about to speak, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 410 (1955) Duel to the death, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 442 (1956) The dancer is dead, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 447 (1956) Fallen Angel, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 467 (1957) You will pay Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 519 (1958) Where are the gangsters? Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 550 (1958) The killer is missing, Ferenczi & son, coll. "Police and Mystery" No. 121 (1958) Night Watch, Ferenczi & son, coll. "My crime novel" No. 558 (1958)

Signed Patrick Regan

Premeditation, Novels News & al. "Police Selection" No. 6 (1944) The Role of midnight, Laclau (1945)

Gisele signed Singrist

Crime on command, Ferenczi & son, coll. "The Lock" No. 99 (1954)

Historical studies

Behind the Scenes in Versailles, Éditions Julliard (1963) Secret History of Paris, Editions Stock (1967) The Challenge of the Sorbonne, Éditions Julliard (1969) Paris, a guide told the young people, Editions Stock (1969) Paris and its revolutions, Les Éditeurs français assembis (1970) Love, conspiracies and revolutions, Le Pavillon (1972) The Templars, Culture, art, leisure, cop. (1973)   Gerbert, Culture, art, leisure, cop. (1975)   Women and Work: Middle Ages to today, Editions of Courtille (1975) (in collaboration)

References

↑ Search par on theses.enc.sorbonne.fr. ↑ Dictionary of police literature, Volume 2, p. 1066.

Sources

Document used to write the article : Document used as source for the writing of this article.

Claude Mesplède (ed.), Dictionary of police Literature, vol. 2: J - Z, Nantes, Joseph K, et al. "Black Time" 2007 , 1086 p. ( ISBN 978-2-910-68645-1 , OCLC 315873361 ), p. 1066-1068.

External links

Bibliography Gilette Ziegler Bibliography Gilles Gray Bibliography Tony Guildé Bibliography GG Ziegler Authority records View and edit data on Wikidata : Virtual International Authority File • International Standard Name Identifier

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:01, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Marie Charles Justin Tournier - male?
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Marie Charles Justin Tournier, born on 30 June 1841 In Bourges and died on 17 November 1912 At Saint-Martin-d'Auxigny , was a French general. Biography

Born the 30 June 1841 In Bourges, he is the son of Michel Marie Charles Tournier (1793-1863), himself general of brigade of artillery.

He was admitted to the special military school of Saint - Cyr in 1858 in the promotion of Solferino and chose the weapon of the infantry.

20/02/1894 Brigadier General

23/11 / 1894-24 / 01/1895 Director of the Infantry at the Ministry of War. Then Military Secretary General of the Presidency and Head of the Military House of the President of the Republic until 1897.

25 / May / 1897 General of division

18/05 / 1897-09 / 11/1897 Member of the Infantry Technical Committee.

09/11 / 1897-12 / 12/1900 Commander of the 40th Infantry Division.

12/12 / 1900-03 / 02/1903 Commander of the 13th Army Corps.

03/02 / 1903-03 / 02/1903 commander of the 36th Infantry Division and the Mont-de-Marsan, Bayonne, Pau and Tarbes regional subdivisions.

03/02 / 1903-24 / 12/1904 on availability.

24/12 / 1904-24 / 02/1905 member of the Infantry Technical Committee.

24/02 / 1905-30 / 06/1906 commander of the 12th Army Corps.

30/06/1906 placed in the reserve section.

He succumbed to a discomfort 17 November 1912 While awarding the commemorative medal of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 during a meeting of Veterans. Distinctions

la France

Legion of Honor : Chevalier (20/11/1872), Officer (08/07/1889), Commander (30/12/1895), Grand Officer (29/06/1906) Commemorative War Medal 1870-1871 Colonial Medal with "Tunisia" clip

South Africa

Commander of the Nichan Iftikhar (15/02/1882)

Sources

Dossier of Legion of Honor of General Tournier. Military Directories Military records at SHAT : file 9 Yd 251.

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:09, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Marie Charles Adelbert Lebarbier de Tinan - male?
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Marie Charles Adelbert The Barber of Tinan (or Lebarbier of Tinan, usually called Adelbert of Tinan ), born in Paris on April 30, 1803 , died in Paris on December 18, 1876 , is a French vice-admiral.

It played an important part in 1853 during the Crimean War, allowing the disembarkation of the troops and blocking the Greek ports. Later, he commanded the squadron of evolution of the Mediterranean and concluded a temporary armistice between the Piedmontese troops and King Francis II of the Two Sicilies at the end of 1860 - beginning of 1861.

Summary

1 Biography 1.1 Youth 1.2 Naval officer 1.3 Admiral, Commander-in-Chief 1.4 Deaths, posterity 2 Decorations 3 Notes and references 4 References 5 See also 5.1 External Links

Biography Youth

Adelbert The Barber of Tinan is the son of Jean-Marie Barbier de Tinan (1771-1831), military intendant, and Marguerite de Ris 1. He is the grandson of Theodosius the Barber of Tinan (1738-1791) 2.

He studied from 9 years at the Lycee Imperial (later renamed Louis-le-Grand), then with preceptor the priest of Montesson, former polytechnician. Marine Officer

Adelbert of Tinan entered the navy in 1818, integrating at 15 years the Naval School 3. He became an aspirant and sail successively in the Indian Ocean, in the seas of China , on the coasts of Portugal and then in the West Indies.

In 1823 he participated in the expedition to the Spanish coasts and to the maritime blockade of Cadiz 1, 5. From 1823 to 1826, he took part in the campaign in the Levant. Serving at the station of Brazil and in the southern seas, he was promoted lieutenant in October 1829. He commanded the Molus from 1831 to 1833, in Guadeloupe where he was aide-de-camp to the governor.

Captain of frigate in April 1837, he was appointed to the Commission of the naval equipment, then commanded the Isère in 1839 in the Indian Ocean ; He settled a diplomatic incident in Mauritius where the French flag was insulted. In 1840 he took command of the Voltigeur and crossed the coasts of Portugal and Morocco 4.

He became captain in November 1843 and commanded the Albatross in Algeria from 1845 to 1846, the Diadem in 1846, and the Sovereign from 1846 to 1848 in the Mediterranean squadron. He was appointed deputy member of the Admiralty Council in 1851 4. Admiral, Commander-in-Chief

Rear Admiral in 1851, Adelbert The Barber of Tinan receives in 1853 the command in chief of the naval division of the Levant , at the beginning of the Crimean War. It plays an "important role" 4, allowing the disembarkation of the troops to Gallipoli , and blocking the ports of Greece 4 , 5.

Adelbert de Tinan was Vice-Admiral in 1855. He commands the squadron of evolution of the Mediterranean. In 1860, he was in charge of watching the events in Italy 3. At the end of the expedition of the Thousand whose objective was the conquest of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, it was present with its fleet during the last military operation during the Siege of Gaeta by the Piedmontese army which signed the The final fall of the kingdom. He made accept by the king Francis II of the Two Sicilies the armistice proposed by France 5, 3. The date of this armistice differs according to the sources. According to Cesare Vimercati, when the armistice was violated on December 19, and he realized that he could no longer play the role of mediator, the admiral left the theater of operations. According to Ch. De Lahuere, the armistice took place from 8 to 9 January 1861, shortly before the departure of the fleet on 19 January according to the orders received.

The Admiral first brought the fleet back to Marseilles and Toulon, then drove it to the coasts of Syria. He then returned to France to sit on the Admiralty Council 5. Death, posterity

He died on December 18, 1876 in Paris, 9.

He married in 1834 Amelie Exelmans, daughter of Marshal Exelmans, they had three children, 2 :

Georgina The Barber of Tinan (1835-1862), who married Camille Clerc, engineer of the Ponts et Chaussées. Berthe The Barber of Tinan (1840-1903), who married Georges Pochet, merchant.

Decorations

Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, August 11, 1865 9 , 10. Military Medal, 1866 10 , 11. Grand Cross of the Order of the Holy Savior of Naples 10. Officer of the Royal Order of Charles III of Spain 10. Order of the Medjidie, 1838.

Notes and references

↑ a, b , c , d and e Dict. Of French biography, 2003 , t. XX, col. 164. A, b and c Paul-Albert, Papers and Memories ... , [1909]. A, b , c and d Vapereau 1880 , p. 1106. ↑ a, b , c , d and e Taillemite 2002 , p. 314. ↑ a, b , c and d Larousse , Grand dictionnaire universel of the XIX th century , volume 10 [ read online ]. Called then the war of the East, against the Russian Empire. Cesare Vimercati, History of Italy 1789-1863, volume 5, Paris, Gaittet, 1863, p. 429-430 [ read online ]. Ch. De Lahuere, Contemporary People's History of France, vol. 4, Hachette, 1866, p. 130 [ read online ] ↑ a and b Vapereau 1880, p. 1107. ↑ a, b , c and d " Notice No. LH / 1510/71 " , Léonore base , French Ministry of Culture. Received as Admiral having commanded in chief before the enemy.

Bibliography

Etienne Taillemite, "The Barber of Tinan (Marie Charles Adelbert)" , in Dictionnaire des marines français , Paris, Tallandier, 2002 [ Details of editions ] ( ISBN 2-84734-008-4 ). L. Normand, "Le Barbier de Tinan (Marie-Charles-Adelbert)" in Dictionnaire de Biographie Française, vol. XX, Paris, 1932-2005 [ detail of the editions ] , collar. 164-165 .   "The Barber of Tinan (Marie Charles Adelbert)" in Pierre Larousse, Grand Dictionnaire universel of the XIXth century , Paris, 1873, tome 10, p. 285 [ read online ]. "The Barber of Tinan (Marie-Charles-Adalbert)", in Gustave Vapereau , Universal Dictionary of Contemporaries , Paris, Hachette, 5th edition, 1880 ( read online ) , p. 1106-1107. Paul-Albert, Papers and Souvenirs from the Le Barbier de Tinan family, Tours, Paul Salmon, sd [1909]. ( It ) Album storico artistico; Guerra d'Italia, dal Corrispondente scritta del campo al Times Franco-Sardinian, con disegni dal vero di C. Bossoli, Paris and Turin, 1860, album illustrated with a lithograph representing Admiral Le Barbier de Tinan.

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Cinderella157 (talk) 09:14, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Marie Bouffa - notable?
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Rachel Marie Eudoxie Bouffa ( Comblain-au-Pont, 19 January 1882 - Ravensbrück , 1 February 1945 ) was a member of the Belgian Resistance in World War II.

Marie Bouffa avail the guest house "Ferme de la Chapelle" off.

On September 15, 1942 was Jean Bedy by the leadership of the Secret Army for La Reid sent in to put on command a local resistance group. Bouffa was the first joined.

Bouffa caught in its pension temporarily various Resistance fighters and shot down allied pilots. From August 1942 she hosted above it two years in hiding seven stubborn Jewish family Sluchny from Antwerp on. When a neighbor warned her that the Germans were on their way to a search of the family was temporarily housed in the neighboring village of Queue-du-Bois.

Bouffa was involved in distributing illegal opposition print, transferring messages and hiding weapons and ammunition. [1]

On February 17, 1944 was carried out a second search warrant at her home and Bouffa was arrested by the Gestapo. She was deported to the concentration camp of Ravensbrück where she was executed because of her rebellious attitude on February 1, 1945. [2] [3] The Jewish family managed to escape.

30 july 2008 granted Yad Vashem titled her Righteous Among the Nations. [4] [5] Sources, notes and / or references

Journées du Patrimoine 2014 - La Reid - Circuit découverte BOUFFA Marie Rachel Eudoxie Fusillés ou Déportés Bouffa family, Yad Vashem Marie Rachel Bouffa: "Juste parmi les Nations»

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:17, 23 December 2016 (UTC)

Marie Bartette - notable?
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Marie Bartette Pronunciation of the title in its original version Listen, born on 10 September 1893 In Albi in the Tarn and dead, the 27 November 1961 , In Saint-Séverin in Charente , was a French resistant of the Second World War.

Summary

1 Biography 2 Places with surname 3 References 4 External links

Biography

She was responsible for the first OCM ( Civil and Military Organization ) group and had responsibilities for the Jove resistance network.

Marie Bartette was arrested on 30 June 1944. She was confined to the Fort du Hâ in Bordeaux, then to the Bouscat, seat of the Gestapo. She was then deported to Ravensbrück and finally transferred to Dachau where she was assigned to the Kommando Agfa. At the end of the war, it experienced a forced march before being liberated by the American advance to the village of Wolfratshausen, the 1 May 1945 1. She returned to Arcachon late May 1945. Places with his name

Non-exhaustive list:

Arcachon : Collège Marie Bartette

References

↑ Lawrence Lutaud and Patricia Di ScalaHarmattan, The Drowned and the survivors of the "Ghost Train" 2003, 249 p. ( Read online ) (Registration required) - via L'Harmattan

External links

Biography Marie Bartette Historical and Archaeological Society of Arcachon and the Pays de Buch, 27 juni 2014: Marie Bartette - The steps of a remote

Cinderella157 (talk) 09:21, 23 December 2016 (UTC)