Free French in Steep in WWII - History of Steep

WHAT DO LOCAL PEOPLE REMEMBER ABOUT THE FREE FRENCH IN STEEP? Joyce Pollard: “During WWII there were French sailors at Steep House (now a nursing home). They came there when they were on leave and they went to the Harrow. They were quiet and kept themselves to themselves. It was thought that Annie Dodd’s baby […]

Free French in Steep in WWII - History of Steep

Steep at the end of WWII - History of Steep

White Death, The National WWII Museum

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French Expeditionary Corps

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Free French in Steep in WWII - History of Steep

The D-Day Invasion: January 1944-July 1944

XIX Corps Breaks through the Siegfried Line

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Free French in Steep in WWII - History of Steep