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Haute-Loire. "On that Day I Saw My Death Come": at Almost 100 Years Old, She Remembers the Killing of Chièze in Araules.

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Elia Peyrot was 17 years old on April 22, 1944. Today she is the last living person who really lived this tragic day when nine men, resistant but also inhabitants of the Plateau, fell under the German machine gun. "I never forgot. I know everything that happened, it's engraved in my head."
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Elia Peyrot was 17 years old on April 22, 1944. Today she is the last living person who really lived this tragic day when nine men, resistant but also inhabitants of the Plateau, fell under the German machine gun. "I never forgot. I know everything that happened, it's engraved in my head."

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leprogres.fr broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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