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A fine tribute was paid yesterday to the eight young resistors shot by the Nazis, at the place-named La Rouvière, on 17 June 1944. Pierre Abraini, Jean Carpe, Georges Delage, Jean Fiet, Pierre Giannoli, Jacques Guerrini, Roger Levigne and Roger Seghetti were members of the United Youth Forces.
UK Armed Forces recognise Poland’s Second World War contribution at ceremony in Warsaw
UK honours Polish courage during Second World War in first-of-its-kind commemoration in Poland Historic event reinforces UK and Poland relationship and Britain’s commitment to European security New security deal between the two countries to be signed later this year The United Kingdom has recognised the contribution of Polish personnel as part of the allied war effort during the Second World War at a moving ceremony in Poland. Lord Coaker, pict…
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