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Soixantième anniversaire du débarquement 29eme division d'infanterie |
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Soixantième anniversaire du débarquement 29eme division d'infanterie |
| Vire, Cote 2003 |
Porte Horloge |
Vire 1944 |
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Chênedollé, Viessoix |
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| Vire 1944, Les témoignages en 1984 sur Vire FM (Roger Donval, Alphonse Savey, Jacques Poret...) |
Vire 1944, Le témoignage de Pierre Janvier |
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| Vaudry, Arthur Papworth On the Schoolhistory Forum , March 24th, 2004 : " This morning, at my home, there was 2 english couples, coming from the Fens One of their uncles, Arthur Papworth, was killed in Vaudry on August 1944 ; he is buried in the village cemetery (no in a war cemetery), and the local authority pays a gardener to flower the tomb. At this moment, it is all in yellow, with daffodils, one of the colours of his regiment. The local school is named after him". "His life : a beautiful memory
His death, a silent grief" The tomb : http://hgtice.free.fr/uk/arthur1.jpg http://hgtice.free.fr/uk/arthur2.jpg The village church and the cimetery (Arthur Papsworth 's tomb is in the middle, just behind the wall): http://hgtice.free.fr/uk/arthur5.jpg |
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| D Letouzey - 11 juin 2004 |
