If one imagines the demarcation line cutting across fields and forests, the inner border established during the Second World War sometimes split villages in two. Like Vierzon, in the Cher, 24,000 inhabitants at the time.
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If one imagines the demarcation line cutting across fields and forests, the inner border established during the Second World War sometimes split villages in two. Like Vierzon, in the Cher, 24,000 inhabitants at the time.