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Malleval-en-Vercors
Plaque commémorative
Plaque inscribed thus: "Here, on January 29, 1944, the patriot Louis Toussaint Revol 1911-1944, gave his life for France, murdered by the Germans."
January 29, 1944, is the date of the Wehrmacht's morning attack on the maquis in Malleval (an FTPF (Franc-Tireurs et Partisans - one of several resistance organizations) camp commanded by Raymond Perinetti at les Belles, and an ORA (Organisation de résistance de l'armée - Army Resistance Organization) camp under Gustave Eysseric, that had absorbed a group organized by Abbey Grouès, better known as Abbey Pierre).
Louis Revol, a milkman in Cognin, was sought and arrested by the Germans. He was... Read more
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Plaque inscribed thus: "Here, on January 29, 1944, the patriot Louis Toussaint Revol 1911-1944, gave his life for France, murdered by the Germans."
January 29, 1944, is the date of the Wehrmacht's morning attack on the maquis in Malleval (an FTPF (Franc-Tireurs et Partisans - one of several resistance organizations) camp commanded by Raymond Perinetti at les Belles, and an ORA (Organisation de résistance de l'armée - Army Resistance Organization) camp under Gustave Eysseric, that had absorbed a group organized by Abbey Grouès, better known as Abbey Pierre).
Louis Revol, a milkman in Cognin, was sought and arrested by the Germans. He was used as a human shield to force the maquis to surrender. He was first wounded by the resistants, then shot in the head by the Germans; his body was tossed into the gorges of the Nan.
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