Georges Blind was a fireman from Belfort, France who was arrested for being a member of the resistance. After the Gestapo failed to make him talk he was placed in front of a mock firing squad and told if he refused to provide information he would be shot – his response was to smile at his executioners.
After this failed he was deported to a concentration camp and is thought to have been executed in late November 1944.
Alan Malcher
Thank you, Alan for your hard work in bringing up the SOE and Resistance. We are in a generation completely ignorant of the past. Your work helps bring these events into the present.
Sincerely,
Dr. Gail H. Nelson, Ph.D. German & Soviet Studies University of Colorado 72/79 Chateauroux American High School (1958-1962) ________________________________
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Thank you Gail,
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