- Jean
Bichelonne (24
December 1904 – 22
December 1944) was a
French businessman and
member of the
Vichy government that
governed France during World War...
- Agriculture. 16
March 1944 –
Marcel Déat
succeeds Bichelonne as
Minister of
Labour and
National Solidarity.
Bichelonne remains Minister of
Industrial Production...
- SS
Charlemagne Division. On the
other hand,
technocrats such as Jean
Bichelonne and
engineers from the
Groupe X-Crise used
their position to push various...
-
residents of the
enclave include: Abel
Bonnard Maud de
Belleroche Jean
Bichelonne Victor Barthélemy Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Victor Debeney Lucette Destouches...
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Albert Speer concluded an
agreement with
Vichy government minister Jean
Bichelonne exempting many
French companies working for
Germany from Sauckel's requisitions...
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Production Albert Speer reached an
agreement with
Laval minister Jean
Bichelonne — an
agreement Laval was
counting on to "block the
deportation machine"...
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trials and
their judicial proceedings were stopped,
including that of Jean
Bichelonne.
Three persons,
including Marcel Peyrouton, were
acquitted and 42 were...
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government Pucheu has been characterised,
along with the
likes of Jean
Bichelonne,
Jacques Barnaud and François Lehideux, as a
technocrat who
helped to...
- maréchalistes. L'École
offrira sa
tribune aux thuriféraires du régime, tels Jean
Bichelonne et Jean Borotra. Côté étudiants, la « corpo » est
active dans l'organisation...
- company's
Cologne location.
Along with the
likes of
Jacques Barnaud, Jean
Bichelonne and
Pierre Pucheu Lehideux was a
member of a
group of
technocrats who...
