The resistant Odile de Vasselot died, 103 years old

Engaged in the Resistance at the age of 18, she became a liaison and escort. After the war, she devoted her life to teaching in Cote d'Ivoire.

Engaged in the Resistance following the appeal of 18 June, she became a liaison and escort. After the war, she joined a religious congregation and devoted thirty years of her life to teaching in Ivory Coast.

The former resistance of the "Zero France" and "Comète" networks, specialized in the escape of Allied pilots, was extinguished on the night of 20-21 April 2025, at the age of 103.

The former resistant died on April 21 in Paris, at the age of 103. His memoirs, Tombés du ciel, were published in 2005 in the "Resistance" collection of the Le Félin editions, at the request of the association Liberté-Mémoire.

The resistant Odile de Vasselot died on Monday, April 21, at the age of 103. During the Second World War, she was responsible for transporting escaped prisoners and allied aviators across France. She was a great officer of the Ordre national du Mérite, commander of the Légion d'honneur and medallist of the French Resistance. - The resistant Odile de Vasselot, former liaison agent, died at 103 years of age (Social Subjects).

The resistant Odile de Vasselot died on Monday in Paris, at the age of 103, on Tuesday 22 April 2025 at the Ordre de la Libération. After the war, she taught in the community Saint-François Xavier in Paris and then in Abidjan where she created and directed the Collège-lycée Sainte-Marie.