Bodin, the engineer who built this viaduct, also built the Faux-Namti in China. A Chinese delegation came to Tanus on July 6 for the launch of the stamp. The portrait of Bodin is reproduced on the stamp of obliteration. This philatelic show honors the actions and the memory of Lucie and Raymond Aubrac. Day 1 will be held around National Day of Resistance Sunday, May 27, 2018.
The Aubrac couple, Raymond Samuel and Lucie Bernard, from their original name, formed a couple forever in the commitment against the Nazi occupation. A soldier and member of the Liberation-South leaders' club, Lucie AUBRAC engages in numerous clandestine activities: in July 1941, she contributes to the publication of the first issue of the newspaper Libération, she manufactures false papers and helps resistance fighters to cross. the dividing line. In July 1944, she participated in the establishment of the Liberation Committees in the liberated areas. Civil engineer of the Roads and Bridges, Raymond AUBRAC is known to have engaged with his wife Lucie since 1940 in the French Resistance. Under the pseudonym Aubrac, participates in the Lyon region to the creation of the movement Libération-Sud, later integrated into the United Movements of the Resistance (MUR). At the Liberation, he was appointed Commissioner of the Republic in Marseille. Companion of the PCF, friend of Ho Chi Minh since 1946, it is asked by Henry Kissinger to establish contacts with the North Vietnam, during the war of Vietnam between 1967 and 1972.
