The liberation of the Saône-et-Loire was not only joy. During this period, we also settled his accounts with the collaborators and searched for double agents such as Antoine Fernand Garcia, a Francilian agent of the German intelligence service (SRA) of Dijon who was infiltrating the guerrillas, including those of Beaubery and Blanot, to better destroy these networks of the Resistance and their leaders.
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The liberation of the Saône-et-Loire was not only joy. During this period, we also settled his accounts with the collaborators and searched for double agents such as Antoine Fernand Garcia, a Francilian agent of the German intelligence service (SRA) of Dijon who was infiltrating the guerrillas, including those of Beaubery and Blanot, to better destroy these networks of the Resistance and their leaders.