André Lassagne

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André Lassagne (23 April 1911 - 3 April 1953) was a member of the French resistance during WWII. The secretary general of "L'Armée Secrète" (AS), he was arrested (along with Jean Moulin) on June 21, 1943 in Caluire-et-Cuire (Rhône). After the war he became Senator for Rhone and was awarded the Legion d'Honneur.

Contents 1 Before the war 1.1 Childhood 1.2 Teaching and Military Careers 2 Resistance 2.1 Capture 2.2 Concentration Camps 3 After the war 4 Recognition 5 Publication

[edit] Before the war

[edit] Childhood

Lassagne was born in Lyon, France.

[edit] Teaching and Military Careers

[edit] Resistance

[edit] Capture

[edit] Concentration Camps

[edit] After the war

[edit] Recognition

• Legion d'Honneur
• Quai André Lassagne
• College André Lassagne
• Rue André Lassagne

[edit] Publication

Feuillets Clandestins De Fresnes - (8 Juillet 1943-16 Février 1944)