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 The Haennig-Nordmann Papers: Two Lawyers in Occupied France
Georges Ithier (1897-1942), freight officer, accused of serious crimes, including espionage, found guilty, executed 23 February 1942. Cited in German documents n° 12-17, 1941.
Jesse, an English agent who gave documents to Bordelet for Walter, betrayed by Gaveau, arrested by the Germans (according to Blumenson, op. cit.). Cited in German documents n° 12-16, 1941.
Albert Jubineau, born in St. Nazaire, Brittany in 1894, was a lawyer recruited by Rene-Yves Creston (1898-1964), a sociologist at the Musee de I'Homme. He was arrested in January 1941, interrogated by the Germans, tried in 1942 but acquitted for lack of proof. He is briefly mentioned in Nordmann's prison diary (Nordmann, 1993, op. cit.). Cited in German documents n° 12-18, 1941, in letter by Haennig, n° 23, December 1941, in note n° 27, 1942 and in Nordmann's letter n° 34, 1942. He was in fact not accused of Resistance activities, but of being in charge of a paramilitary group. In 1949, he published "Spoliations et mesures de guerre". Gazette du Palais (Paris), 1949, I.D.62.
Sylvette Leleu (1908-1989), garage owner, distributed tracts, imprisoned at the Prison du Cherche-Midi, Paris, accused of serious crimes including espionage, found guilty, sentenced to death, commuted to deportation in 1942. Cited in German documents n° 12-17, 1941. She was deported on 9 March 1942 to the prisons of Karlsruhe, Anrath, Liibeck, Cottbus, and to KL Ravensbriick and KL Mauthausen, where she was liberated on 22 April 1945 by the Red Cross.
Anatole Lewitsky (1903-1942), anthropologist, apparently denounced not by Gaveau but by two employees at the Museum, Mr Fedorowsky and his mistress Mme Erouchkowski, imprisoned at the Prison du Cherche-Midi, Paris, defended by Maitre Jean Burguburu, accused of serious crimes, including espionage, found guilty, executed 23 February 1942. Cited in German documents n° 12-17, 1941.
Marin, a French secret service agent, who gave documents to Bordelet for Walter, betrayed by Gaveau, and arrested by the Germans (according to Blumenson, op. cit.). Cited in German documents n° 12-16, 1941.
Jean-Victor Meunier, lawyer, inscribed at the Bar in 1930, a member of Nordmann's group in 1940 (according to Blanc, op. cit., p. 402).
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