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René Hardy (31 October 1911 – 12 April 1987) was a member of the French Resistance during World War II. Hardy was born in Mortrée, Orne.
René Hardy, dit Chauvy, alias Bardot alias Didot, né le 31 octobre 1911 à Mortrée et mort le 12 avril 1987 à Melle (Deux-Sèvres), est un résistant et écrivain français, inspecteur de la SNCF, impliqué notamment dans la controverse autour de son rôle dans l'arrestation de Jean Moulin et du général Delestraint.
Jan 28, 2012 · Aubrac is in no doubt that the most commonly accepted version is the correct one, that the culprit was a fellow Resistance member called René Hardy. "Hardy was not supposed to be at the meeting.
Apr 15, 1987 · Rene Hardy, a French author who was a hero of the World War II Resistance to some and the betrayer of that Resistance's leader to others, has died, officials at a...
Le 21 juin 1943, la Gestapo décapite la Résistance à Caluire, en banlieue lyonnaise. Réunis dans la maison du docteur Dugoujon, Jean Moulin et les cadres de ...
Apr 15, 1987 · Rene Hardy, who built an underground group that sabotaged the German occupation forces in World War II, but was shadowed all his life by the accusation that he was a Gestapo informer, died...
René Hardy was born in France in 1911. He worked as an official on the French national railroads and during the Second World War he joined the French Resistance group Combat and carried out several acts of sabotage against the Germans. On 7th June 1943, Hardy was arrested by the Gestapo.
