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31: 107:. On 3 July, eight days after the armistice, the surrendered garrison marched out with the honours of war. In the winter of 1944–45, the fort was used by the 253: 288: 116: 649: 383: 688: 635: 529: 471: 396: 66:, the Savoyards garrisoned the old fort with fifty men. Nonetheless, it fell to the French army in 1794 and was renamed 614: 436: 431: 281: 589: 94: 250: 509: 484: 308: 274: 120: 82: 63: 456: 451: 104: 77:
Between 1892 and 1894, the French constructed new works on the old. In 1897 the fort was unveiled by President
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and named in honour of the old fort. It was incorporated into the sub-sector of Tarentaise of the
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Henry Desserteaux, it withstood the Italian besiegers for four days before the
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in June 1940. Garrisoned with seventy men plus machine guns commanded by
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between 1892 and 1945. It was built out of the ruins of the
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In nome della resa: l'Italia nella guerra, 1940–1945
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After it returned to French control, it was renamed
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A garrison of forty-six soldiers 230:: 77–84, in 29 paragraphs online. 119:against French attacks during the 25: 636:Defensive Organization of Corsica 130:(Capitain Desserteaux Barracks). 128:Baraquement Capitaine Desserteaux 384:Fortified Sector of the Dauphiné 1: 192:Berthier & Bornecque 2001 224:Revue historique des armées 715: 177:Cahiers de la Méditerranée 95:Italian invasion of France 689:Fortified Sector of Savoy 309:Fortified Sector of Savoy 260:at Savoie-Fortifications 251:Fort de la Redoute Ruinée 121:second Battle of the Alps 83:fortified sector of Savoy 64:French Revolutionary Wars 58:, constructed in 1630 by 40:Fort de la Redoute Ruinée 218:Rochat, Giorgio (2008). 211:Pierres fortes de Savoie 105:Franco-Italian armistice 213:. La Fontaine de Siloé. 182:(1996), pp. 98 and 107. 162:(Mursia, 1990), p. 543. 665:45.657056°N 6.874806°E 62:. 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Redoute Ruinée
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La Rosière
Alps
Savoy
French Revolutionary Wars
Treaty of Turin
Félix Faure
fortified sector of Savoy
Alpine Line
Maginot Line
Italian invasion of France
Sous-lieutenant
Franco-Italian armistice
Italians
Germans
defended it
second Battle of the Alps
Rochat 2008
"La deuxième bataille des Alpes : printemps 1945"
Berthier & Bornecque 2001
"La campagne italienne de juin 1940 dans les Alpes occidentales"
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10.3917/rha.250.0077
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