paillole造句

• Paillole pursued his clandestine activities within the Military Security Service.
• Here the young Paillole attended the Lyc閑 Saint Charles.
• Paillole was given control of this new organization.
• After the war Paillole devoted much energy to defending the reputation of his services trying to show that they were pro-Allied from the outset and engaged in unambiguous Resistance.
• After the Allied landings in North Africa in November 1942, he and Paul Paillole went there to organize the new " Service de S閏urit?Militaire " ( " Military Intelligence Service " ).
• The main vehicle for such operations was " L entreprise des Travaux Ruraux " ( The Rural Work Enterprise ), supposedly an agricultural engineering program, which performed clandestine counter-espionage under the command of Captain Paillole.
• Indeed, the historian Philip John Stead, whose account of counter-espionage during the occupation period owed much to Paillole, even made a virtue of donating the royalties of his book to Paillole s veterans association.
• At the outbreak of the war Paillole was a prominent member of the active counter-espionage branch, the 5th Bureau ( not to be confused with the 2nd Bureau which was the more administrative branch of secret service activity ).
• According to Colonel Louis Rivet, head of the Deuxi鑝e Bureau since 1936, shortly following the defeat of France in June 1940, he, Captain Paul Paillole, and various members of the counter-intelligence service met at the Seminary of Bon-Encontre near Agen.
• Paillole also donated a personal collection of archives to the historical archives service of the army, the Service Historique de l Arm閑 de Terre ( SHAT ), although Kitson has suggested that this collection has been purged of virtually all reference to the anti-Allied activity of the counter-espionage service.