Eugène Foulé

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Eugène Foulé (born June 30, 1902 in Kleintänchen ; † after 1944) was a French collaborator during the occupation of France in World War II .

He was the deputy head of the German National Community in Lorraine behind Gauleiter Josef Bürckel . On October 18, 1941, Foulé had his name Germanized to Eugen Fulle. In 1941 he became mayor of Saargemünd and in 1943 a member of the NSDAP . After he was released, he was sentenced to five years of forced labor.

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  • La germanisation et la nazification de la vie culturelle du département de la moselle sous l'occupation allemande de 1940 a 1944 , M. Henry Hiegel, online at documents.irevues.inist.fr
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SURNAME Foulé, Eugène
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French collaborator during the occupation of France in World War II
DATE OF BIRTH June 30, 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH Petit Tenquin
DATE OF DEATH after 1943