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Entering eternity

"My dear Mélinée, my beloved little orphan,  In a few hours I will no longer be of this world. We are going to be executed today at 3:00. This is happening to me like an accident in my life; I don't believe it, but I nevertheless know that I will never see you again. What can I write to you? Everything inside me is confused, yet clear at the same time. I joined the army of liberation as a vo

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John Dekhane

John Dekhane grew up in Paris before moving to the South of France. He works for a sport organization in Monaco. Since he was a child, he has always been interested in World War II with particular emphasis on American soldiers. In order to honor them, over the past years, he has located and purchased WWII U.S. artifacts in Europe and donated these items to more than a hundred museums in the United States.

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  1. I have now a better perspective and visualization of Missak Manouchian and his wife Melinee. Thank you for sharing your very personal and yet informative timely article.

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