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In Geneva, 291 soldiers who died for France regain their place in the collective memory

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Forum
11 November 2024

Marion Gros

Lettres, UNIGE

The names of 291 French and Swiss soldiers who died for France in the First World War were restored on Monday to their place in the collective memory on two steles attached to the Franco-Swiss war memorial in Geneva.

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