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"My Mother Had Kept Everything, but We Didn't Know": the Hidden Letters of a Deportee Discovered by Her Son, 82 Years After the German Raid of 1944 in the Lot

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The commemoration of the Rafle on May 12, 1944 is the subject of special ceremonies held each year in Figeac (Lot). Unpublished letters of deportees, found by their descendants, revive the emotion and...

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"My Mother Had Kept Everything, but We Didn't Know": the Hidden Letters of a Deportee Discovered by Her Son, 82 Years After the German Raid of 1944 in the Lot

The commemoration of the Rafle on May 12, 1944 is the subject of special ceremonies held each year in Figeac (Lot). Unpublished letters of deportees, found by their descendants, revive the emotion and...

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ladepeche.fr broke the news on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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