Resistance Medal
The Resistance medal was a decoration bestowed by the French Committee of National Liberation, based in the United Kingdom, during World War II.
Resistance Medal People (First 43 people) - Page 1
Marcel Roclore
Politician
Abbé Pierre
French priest
Daniel Zdrojewski
Military officer
Léon Tabah
French diplomat
Pierre Dac
French humorist
Philippe Ragueneau
French journalist
Jacques Piette
French Politician
Raymond Brugère
French diplomat
Paul Legentilhomme
French general
Henry Bergasse
French Politician
Stéphane Hessel
Diplomat
Germaine Tillion
French ethnologist
Pearl Witherington
Espionage agent
Edmond Jouhaud
Military personnel
Edmond Michelet
Former Minister of Justice of France
Jean Paulhan
French writer
Darius Paul Dassault
French general
André Bord
French Politician
Raymond Léopold Bruckberger
French priest
Jacques Renouvin
French lawyer
Raphaël Élizé
French Politician
Georges Bidault
Former President of the Council of Ministers of France
Odette Hallowes
Marc Bloch
French historian
Ariadna Scriabina
Poet
Jean Cavaillès
French philosopher
Gilbert Renault
French author
Brigitte Friang
French journalist
Georges Guingouin
French author
Marie-Madeleine Fourcade
Jacques Goddet
French journalist
Laure Gatet
French pharmacist
Christiane Desroches Noblecourt
French egyptologist
Pierre de La Gontrie
Henri Beaugé-Bérubé
French military personnel
Alain Le Ray
French alpinist
Jacqueline Bouchot
French art historian
Elie Péju
Journalist ‧ Marcel Peju's father
Gilbert de Chambrun
French Politician
Pierre Hély d'Oissel
French industrialist
Pierre Séailles
French painter
Odette Sansom
