REFERENCES (2014 ages)
PEYROLLES
  1. Ms X, 85, personal notes and interviews.
  2. Mr X, 90, Resistance fighter, interview.
  3. Mr X, 75, former caretaker of the school camp, documents.
  4. Mr X, school principal in 1944, personal notes.
  5. Mr X, 84, interview.
  6. PVC X, C Company, letters to his parents and account.
  7. Mr X, Army Curator.
  8. Mr X, 82, personal notes and interview.
  9. Mr X, location of the machine gun in the hills.
10. Mr ?, participant in the mass near Trempasse Castel.
11. Mr ?, the fireman called in 2010 for the intact shell, interview.
12. Ms X, owner of “Le Petit Pérou”, interview.
13. Ms X, owner of “La Campagne Martin”, interviews.
14. Mr X, his father lived at “La Marinière”, interview.
15. Mr X, location of the two sheds that burned.
16. “La Provence”, extract from the diary about the intact shell.

THE INDOCHINESE CAMP
17. “The blog of Chinafi”.
18. “La Marseillaise”, archives.
19. Liêm-Khê Tran-nu, “Les travailleurs indochinois en France de 1939 à 1948”.
20. Pierre Daum, “Immigrés de force, les travailleurs indochinois en France (1939-1952)”.
21. Mr X, “Vietnamese Workers Association”, eMail exchanges.

MEYRARGUES
25. Mr X, 1204th Army Engineer Fire Fighting Platoon, eMails.
26. Mr X, eMails about the panzers in this area that days.
27. Mr X, 89, Resistance fighter, phone conversation.
28. Ms X, amateur archaeologist, interviews.
29. Mr X, 81, interviews.
30. Ms X, phone conversation.
31. Ms X, interview.
32. Mr X, Mayor of the village of Saint-Paul-lès-Durance, interview and documents.
33. A.J.P.N. (Unknown persons, Just men and Persecuted during the Nazi Period), “Fernand Singerlé”.
34. “Catholic sisters of the countryside” of Meyrargues, interviews.
35. Biographical dictionary shot, guillotined, slaughtered, 1940-1944, “Véran Noël dit Carbonnel”

JOUQUES
40. Mr X, 85, personal notes, eMails and interviews.
41. Ms X, 84, interview.
42. Ms X, interview.
43. Mr X, 90, Resistance fighter, interview.

PERTUIS
45. Mr X, Resistance fighter, testimonial on a website.
46. Jean-Jacques Dias, “Chronique de la Libération de Pertuis”.

MIRABEAU
50. “Rapapéou”, bulletins of the local association.
51. Ms X, interview.

LE PUY SAINTE-RÉPARADE
55. Mr X, collection of local testimonies, interview.

CADENET
57. Internet : “Deux agriculteurs dans la guerre”.

AIX-EN-PROVENCE
60. Mr X, 343rd Engineer Regiment, testimonial on a website.
61. Mr X, Resistance fighter, phone conversation.
62. Ms X, text in “AixenInfo”.
63. The French internment camp of “Les Milles” (classified by UNESCO).
64. Alfred M. Beck, “The Corps of Engineers, the War Against Germany”.

ARCHIVES
70. Museum of the 45th Infantry Division.
71. United States Military Academy at West Point, maps of 1944.
72. French Geographical Institute, archives of aerial photographs.
73. Archives Department in the towns of Digne, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Pertuis.
74. National Bridges and Roads Archives.
75. National Archives: “Catalina” report.
76. Old land registers.
77. Map by Général De Lattre de Tassigny.
78. Diocese of Aix-en-Provence.

OTHERS
80. Norbert Salpeter & Carl Salter, “180th Infantry: a regiment of the 45th Infantry Division”.
81. George A. Fisher, “The Story of the 180th Infantry Regiment”, 1947.
82. Major Michael J. Volpe, “Task Force Butler”.
83. Jeffrey J. Clarke & Robert Ross Smith, “Riviera to Rhine”.
84. Generalleutnant Wend von Wietersheim, “The 11th Panzer Division in Southern France”.
85. Historical Division Headquaters United States Army, “11th Panzer Division in Southern France”.
86. Helmut Reinicke & Manfred Wendel, “Der Midi im Sommer 1944”.
87. Jean-Claude Pouzet “La Résistance mosaïque”.
88. Marcel Put, “Mémoires”.
89. Jean Vial, “Souvenirs d'un Résistant”.
90. Collection Mémoire et Citoyenneté n° 35, “La libération de la Corse”.
91. José Banaudo, “Histoire des chemins de fer de Provence”.
92. Photos of parades of the “Forty Four Memories” association.
93. Wikipedia, various internet sites, and local librairies for generalities.
94. The Rhone American Cemetery, Draguignan, August 20 1944, 45th Infantry Division:
    PFC 180 INF.                                       † TEC 5   645 TD BN.
      Delmar W. BLYER           Ohio.                 Hulett EWELL     Missouri.
      Christian N. HANSEN     Maine.
      Oscar P. MANSEAU         Rhode Island.
      Andrew PERRY               Oklahoma.      
PVT 120 ENGR CMBT BN.
      Donald H. RILEY            Michigan.            Richard KING     California.