Charles Vuillemin

1918–1943 (age 25)

Biography

Charles Vuillemin, born in 1918, served as a radio officer in Ivry-sur-Seine, contributing his technical skill to efforts that kept hope alive.

His dedication to communicating truth and support under dangerous conditions left a profound impact on those who depended on his courage.

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Gilbert Bacot
1911–1942 (age 31)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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Émile Marais
1894–1943 (age 49)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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Louis Dir
1909–1943 (age 34)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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Louis Le Guen
1907–1943 (age 36)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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Pierre Milan
1924–1942 (age 18)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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Marcel Rousier
1900–1943 (age 43)
Ivry-sur-Seine
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