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Algiers

Allies

Alsace

Ambulance

drivers

driving in WWI

American

Andelot

Argentan

Army Nurse Corps

Arpels, Lulu

Assi Ben Okba

Auxiliares Feminines de l’Armée de Terre (A.F.A.T.)

Baccarat

Badonviller

Barbier, Yvonne

Battles of

El Alamein

Caen

Normandy

Falaise Pocket

The Bulge

Baudin, Paulette

Bechmann, Ghislaine

Bérard, Christian

Berchtesgaden

Berger, Antoinette

Berne, Amicie

Berthelet, Lucienne

Bervialle, Zizon,
see
Sicco, Zizon

Bessières, Madeleine,
see
Collomb, Madeleine

Béthouard, General Marie

Bocquentin, Janine

Boddaert, Jules

de Bourbon-Parme, Anne

Branet, Jacques

Branet, Marie-Pierre

Bratianu, Ena

de Bray, Germaine

de Breteuil, Elizabeth

de Breteuil, Laure

Brindjonc, Raymonde,
see
Jeanmougin, Raymonde

Brunet, Berthe

Caen

Canadians

Ceccaldi, Captain Charles

Challier, Jeanne

Charmes

Châtel-sur-Moselle

Chauliac, Guy

Christmas

Ciampi, Yves

Clément, Danièle Heintz,
see
Heintz, Danièle

Cocteau, Jean

Colin, Denise

Collomb, Madeleine

Colmar Pocket

Conrad, Florence

Courou-Mangin, Marie-Louise (You(

Croix de Berny

Dabo Pass

Dalton Hall

Davion, Anne-Marie

D-Day

Debelle, Paule

Demay, Crapette

Deplancke, Lucie

Dompaire

Donon Pass

Dronne, Captain Raymond

Ducey

Duvernet, Marie-Anne

Ecouché

Ecouves Forest

England

Erstein

Eve, Gaston

Evrard, Suzanne

Fabre, Hélène

Fanneau de La Horie, Lieutenant Colonel Jean

Fournier, Jacqueline (Jacotte(

Fournier, Suzanne

France

Free French

army

political organization

French First Army

French Forces of the Interior (FFI),
see also
Resistance

French Foreign Legion

de Gaulle, Charles

Gautier, Ellen

German Army

Group B

Ninth Panzer Division

116
th
Panzer Division

Second Panzer Division

Germans

Germany

Gestapo

Girard, Christian

Giraud, General Henri

Glaser, Marianne

Gounouilhou, Gustave

Grimprel, Micheline

Grussenheim

Guémar

Guerin, Captain Jacques

de Guillebon, Colonel Jacques

Haislip, General Wade

Hastings, Anne Ebrard

de Hauteclocque, Philippe,
see
Leclerc, General

Hautefeuille, Arlette

Heintz, Danièle

Herblay

Hitler, Adolf

Hospital

Houseboat

Indochina

Italy

Jacob, François

Jeanmougin, Raymonde

Jebsheim

Koenig, General Marie-Pierre

Koufra, Oath of

Krementchousky, Doctor

Alexandre

Labourdette, Elina

de La Horie, Lieutenant Colonel Jean,
see
Fanneau de La Horie

Lambert de Guise, Jacqueline

Langé, Hélène

de Langlade, Colonel Paul

de Lattre de Tassigny, General Jean-Marie

Leclerc, General

Lindsley, Leonora

Lorraine

Lorraine cross

Maginot Line

Maison de la 2
e
DB

Malagutti, Colonel Michel

Malmaison
tank

Mangini, Nicole

Marais, Jean

Marchandeau, Marguerite Benicourt

Marriage

Maquis

Massu, Jacques

Massu, Suzanne,
see
Torrès, Suzanne

Mechanics

Medals

Mémorial de Maréchal Leclerc de Hauteclocque et de la Libération de Paris

Metz

Michigan

Mines

Mirabelle

Mirande, Michelle “Plumeau”

Morocco

Bou Regreg River

Casablanca

Meknès

Rabat

Safi

Temara

Moselle river

Music

Nazis

Negre, Yvonne

New York

Nohain, Jean “Jaboun”

Nomexy

Normandy

North Africa

Ostheim

Paris

Liberation of

Patrick Henry (Camp)

Patton, General George S.

Pellenc, Jean, and Madame

Peschaud, Philippe

Peschaud, Rosette,
see
Trinquet, Rosette

Pétain, Maréchal Philippe and Madame

Petit, Christiane

Pezet, Marie-Thérèse

Portalier, Christiane

Pregnancy

Prisoners

Putz, Colonel Joseph

Ragache, Biquette

Ratard, Arlette,
see
Hautefeuille, Arlette

Ratard, Georges

Red Cross

American

International

Resistance

Rhine river

Rochambeau Group

Rochambelles

Roland, Geneviève

Rol-Tanguy, Henri

Rostand, Tony Binoche

Roville-aux-Chênes

de Saint-Exupéry, Antoine

Sayer, Pierre

Schaller, Edith

Second Armored Division (2e DB)

501
st
Regiment

March of Chad Regiment

Second Company

Third Company

Ninth Company

Twelfth Company

Sées

Sélestat

Ships

Capetown Castle

Franconia

Normandie

Pasteur

Philip Thomas

Sicco, Zizon

Spahis

South America

Brazil

Spain

Spanish Civil War

de Steinheil, Michette

Strasbourg

Tarkoy, Marie-Thérèse,
see
Pezet, Marie-Thérèse

Thirteenth Medical Battalion

Torrès, Henri

Torrès, Suzanne “Toto”

“Toto,”
see
Torrès, Suzanne

Toto’s Rules

Trinquet, Rosette

Uniform

U.S. Army

Third Army

Fifteenth Corps

Second Armored Division

Third Infantry Division

Fourth Infantry Division

Fifth Armored Division

Twelfth Armored Division

Twenty-eighth Infantry Division

Seventy-ninth Infantry Division

Utah Beach

Val de Grace Hospital

Vaudoyer, Geneviève

Verge, Yvette

Vézy, Edith,
see
Schaller, Edith

Vichy

government

town

Vittel

Von Choltitz, Dietrich

Vosges mountains

Walter, Liliane

Warabiot, Colonel Louis

de Widstedt, Kyra

de Witasse, Captain Jacques

Women in combat

Women in the military

Women’s Auxiliary Corps (WAC)

Wordsmith, Polly

World War I

World War II memoirs

Worms, Raymond

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OCHAMBELLES ON THE
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