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On 7 January 1953, the French Delegates Henri Frenay, Paul Reynaud and François de Menthon (left to right) consider together in Strasbourg the work of the Ad Hoc Assembly for the establishment of a European Political Community (EPC).
On 27 January 1943, Frenay, d'Astier and Levy signed the official agreement establishing the Mouvements Unis de Résistance, under a single leadership. Every level of every movement had to appoint one leader. This was pivotal in the history of the internal French Resistance, because the movements agreed to join forces at a decisive moment in the struggle.
Klaus Barbie hoped to trap Henri Frenay by using Berty Albrecht as bait. He arranged for a false message to be sent to Albrecht, telling her of the arrival of a person from Marseilles whom she knew ( Jean Multon , who appears to have been the person who betrayed her: [3] 269-271 ) and who wished to give her news of Maurice Chevance, a close associate of Henri Frenay in the resistance. [7]
Menacé lui-même, Henri Frenay est hébergé du côté de Mâcon par la famille Gouze, en compagnie de Berty Albrecht. Dans l'attente d'un nouveau départ pour Londres, Henri Frenay séjourne en avril-mai entre Mâcon et Lyon. C'est à Lyon, peu avant son départ le 27 mai 1943, qu'il apprend l'arrestation par la Gestapo, à Mâcon, de son ...
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Porto-Vecchio, Corsica. Known For: Resistance to the Nazi occupation of France. Henri Frenay Sandoval (11 November 1905 – 8 August 1988) was a French military officer and French Resistance member, who served as minister of prisoners, refugees and deportees in Charles de Gaulle 's Provisional Government of the French Republic.
Wirken. Henri Frenay wurde am 18. November 1905 in Lyon geboren. Nach dem Besuch des Lyçée in Lyon entschied er sich für die Offizierslaufbahn und absolvierte von 1924 bis 1929 die Militärakademie St. Cyr, um dann seit 1928 in der Armee als Unterleutnant, später als Capitain bei der Truppe Dienst zu tun.
