Talk:André Bizette-Lindet

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It is interesting to record the identity of the bodies in the crypt's recesses.

Recess 1 Diasso Kal Boutie (1919-1940) –a soldier from Senegal.
Recess 2- Edmond Grethen (1898-1945) – Inspector from Indo China.
Recess 3- Raymond Anne (1922-1944) – Member of French Resistance.
Recess 4- Maboulkede (1921-1944) –Soldier of the Free French Army.
Recess 5- Berty Albrecht (1893-1943) – Member of French resistance. committed suicide after being tortured in Fresnes prison.
Recess 6- Maurice Debout (1914-1944) – Prisoner of war.
Recess 7- Pierre Ulmer (1916-1940) – Soldier of 1940.
Recess 8- Georges Brière (1922-1944) – Sailor from the Marines.
Recess 9- Empty. Reseved for a Compagnon de la Libération
Recess 10- Alfred Touny (1886-1944) – Member of the Resistance.
Recess 11- Jean Charrier (1920-1944) – Infantry soldier.
Recess 12 : Allal Ould M'Hamed Ben Semers (1920-1944) –Soldier from Morocco
Recess 13 : Mohamed Amar Hedhili Ben Salem Ben Hadj (1913-1940) –Soldier from Tunisia.
Recess 14 : Arnaud Henri (1907-1944) – French Air Force.
Recess 15 : Maurice Duport (1919-1944) – 22nd North African Battalion.
Recess 16 : Antonin Mourgues (1919-1942) – Marine from France's Pacific possessions.
Recess 17 : Renée Lévy (1919-1942) - Member of Resistance.

The 16 sculptures, each by different sculptors, are arranged in groups of 8 on each side of the Cross of Lorraine. They are:-

"Alsace" by sculptor Joseph Rivière. Celebrates the liberation of Alsace from November 1944 to February 1945.
"Casabianca" by sculptor Georges Saupique. Celebrates the submarine "Casabianca" escaping from Toulon on 27 November 1942,
"Paris" by sculptor Marcel Damboise. Celebrates the liberation of Paris 25 August 1944.
"Maquis" by sculptor Raymond Corbin. Celebrates the actions of the "maquisards".
"Alençon" by sculptor René Leleu. Celebrates the Normandy Landing and the action of Leclerc's 2nd Division and the liberation of Alençon on 11 August 1944.
"Saumur" by sculptor Pierre Duroux. Celebrates the fighting in Saumur from 19 to 21 June 1940, part of the "Battle of France."
"Déportation" by sculptor Henri Lagriffoul. In memory of those deported and sent to concentration and extermination camps.
"FAFL" by sculptor Claude Grange. The forces of the Free French Airforce are remembered.
"Action" by sculptor Alfred Janniot, General de Gaulle's speech of 18 June is remembered. He refuses an armistice and thus arguably gives birth to the Free French forces and the Resistance.
"Fezzan" by sculptor Andre Bizette-Lindet. Remembers General Leclerc's taking of the Koufra oasis and conquering of Fezzan. See opening comments.
"Fusillés" by sculptor Maurice Calka. Remembers that between 1940 and 1944 many members of the Resistance and hostages, both French and foreigners, were shot by the Germans.
"Cassino" by sculptor Ulysse Gemignani. Remembers the contribution of General Juin and his forces to the taking of Monte Cassino.
"Bir Hakeim" by sculptor Raymond Martin. Remembers the action of the 1st Brigade Free French Army defending Bir Hakeim in Libya from 27 May to 10 June 1942.
"Narvick" by sculptor Robert Juvin. Remembers the French Expeditionary Force's action in Norway.
"Sienne" by sculptor René Andrei. Remembers the liberation of Sienna on 3 July 1944.
"Rhin" by sculptor Louis Dideron. Remembers the French Army's repulsing of the German offensive at Strasbourg and the freeing of the Rhine.^[1]

References

^ http://www.landrucimetieres.fr/spip/spip.php?article1704 [Mémorial de la France combattante]. Retrieved 21 November 2013

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