Paul Vigouroux
Paul Vigouroux , known also under the name of Martin Laurier is militant French policy, born in 1919, and died in 1980.
Before the war, he was successively member of the patriotic Jeunesses, the Hood, and was general secretary Parti French national-collectivist (PFNC).
Under the occupation, it engages in 1941 in LVF and fights on the Front of the East. Wounded in 1942, he returns to France and integrates Franc-guard (armed wing of the Milice), he belongs to the directory, and is writer with the newspaper the Pilori .
He flees with the Libération with the Venezuela, where he wrote his memories under the pseudonym of Martin Laurier.
Work
- It remains the black flag and the buddies , ED. Renewal - Monte Carlo, 1953 (rééd. The Free man, 2002).
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