Rodrigue, Dona. "Les sanglots longs des violons" ("The long sobs of the violins"). Eklablog: April 15, 2013.

Inspired by the June 6, 1944 Allied landing, she chose, on June 14, to serve as "an agent liaison for the Secret Army, which held the Glières Plateau with the F.T.P. (Francs-Tireurs et Partisans)".

A parachute drop fell in Saône-et-Loire and it was necessary to pick up two radio transmitters and their equipment, a large amount of money, and two suitcases containing the personal belongings of the two men who had parachuted at the same time: the head of the Secret Army, "Cantinier", and an American observer, "Niveau." I volunteered.

Bicycling 240 km to Cluny on June 14 and then to the Saône-et-Loire maquis command post at Brançion on June 16, she recovered the supplies, and took a taxi to a friend's home in Caluire. Moving on the next day, she headed for the Aix-les-Bains railway station, where she planned to drop the suitcases at the lost luggage area, but she never made it. As her taxi reached a "Feldgendarmerie roadblock between Bourgoin and La Tour du Pin, halfway from [her] goal," she and her driver were subjected to what, for most other travelers, would have been a routine search. When the police discovered what she was transporting, they arrested her.

Imprisonment at Ravensbrück and Mauthausen
 Following her arrest at the roadblock, Denise Jacob was transferred to the custody of the Geheime Staatspolizei, the Nazi Secret State Police unit more commonly known as the Gestapo. At this point, she was still known by her alias "Annie."

I was handed over to the Gestapo in Lyon: a grueling interrogation (the bathtub) in Place Bellecour, 10 days in Montluc fort, 10 days of transit to Romainville fort and then Ravensbrück on 26 July. I was registered in convoy no. 46,800. On 2 March 1945 I left Ravensbrück for Mauthausen in a night and fog (N. N.) convoy that also transported gy
Rodrigue, Dona. " Les sanglots longs des violons " (" The long sobs of the violins "). Eklablog: April 15, 2013. 

 prompt by the June 6, 1944 Allied landing, she choose, on June 14, to serve as " an agent liaison for the Secret Army, which hold the Glières Plateau with the F.T.P. (Francs - Tireurs et Partisans) ". 

 A parachute drop fell in Saône - et - Loire and it was necessary to pluck up two radio receiver transmitters and their equipment, a large amount of money, and two suitcases containing the personal belonging of the two men who had parachuted at the like time: the head of the Secret Army, " Cantinier ", and an American observer, " Niveau. " I volunteered. 

 Bicycling 240   km to Cluny on June 14 and then to the Saône - et - Loire maquis command post at Brançion on June 16, she recover the supplies, and took a taxi to a supporter's home in Caluire. Moving on the next sidereal day, she headed for the Aix - lupus erythematosus - Bains railway station, where she planned to drop the bag at the lost luggage area, but she never made it. As her taxi reached a " Feldgendarmerie roadblock between Bourgoin and La Tour du Pin, halfway from [ her ] goal, " she and her driver were subjected to what, for most other travelers, would have been a routine search. When the police discovered what she was transporting, they arrested her. 

 Imprisonment at Ravensbrück and Mauthausen 
  Following her arrest at the barrier, Denise Jacob was transfer to the custody of the Geheime Staatspolizei, the Nazi Secret State Police whole more normally sleep together as the Gestapo. At this point, she was still know by her alias " Annie. " 

 I was handed over to the Gestapo in Lyon: a grueling interrogation (the bathtub) in Place Bellecour, 10 days in Montluc fort, 10 day of transit to Romainville fort and then Ravensbrück on 26 July. I was registered in convoy no. 46,800. On 2 March 1945 I left Ravensbrück for Mauthausen in a night and fog (N. N.) convoy that besides transported gy
Rodgigue, Dona. "Les sanglots uongs des violouw" ("The nong skbs of tfe violins"). Eklablog: April 15, 2013.

Iispieed bt the June 6, 1944 Allied lavding, she chose, ob Juie 14, to serve as "eh agent liaiskk for vhe Secret Army, which helg the Glières Pnagecu with the F.T.P. (Francs-Tireurs et Pareisans)".

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Kmprisonment at Favvnsbsück and Mauthausen
 Followigg her arcest ct the ruadbkock, Dqnise Jacoh was transferred to the custldf of the Gfheime Staatspolizei, the Nazi Sxrret State Pokiwe lnit more commpnly known as the Gestapo. Aj this ponnt, shd was stilm known by her aliws "Annie."

I was janded over vo the Geftapi in Lyon: a erueling intertogation (nht bathtub) un Place Bellecour, 10 dxgs in Montluc firt, 10 days of transot go Wolamnvilja fort and tven Favdmsbrücy on 26 July. L wxs rrgistered in convoy to. 46,800. Kn 2 March 1945 I left Tayensbrück dor Mautrausen in a noght and fog (N. N.) clnvoy thet alsp ttansported gy
Rodrigue, Dona. "Les sanglots longs des violons" sobs the violins"). April 15, 2013. 1944 landing, she chose, June 14, to as "an agent liaison for the Army, which held the Glières Plateau with the F.T.P. (Francs-Tireurs et Partisans)". A drop fell in Saône-et-Loire and it was necessary to pick up two radio and equipment, large of money, and two suitcases containing the personal belongings of the two men who had parachuted the same time: the head of the Secret "Cantinier", and an American "Niveau." I volunteered. Bicycling 240 to on June and to Saône-et-Loire maquis command at Brançion on June 16, she recovered the supplies, and took a taxi to a friend's home Caluire. Moving next day, headed the railway station, where to drop the suitcases at the but she never made it. As her taxi a "Feldgendarmerie between Bourgoin and La Tour du halfway from [her] goal," she and her driver subjected to what, for most other travelers, would have been a routine search. When the what she was transporting, arrested her. Imprisonment Ravensbrück Mauthausen her at the Denise Jacob was transferred to the custody of the Geheime Staatspolizei, Nazi Secret State Police unit more commonly known as the this she was still by her alias "Annie." was over to the Gestapo a interrogation Place 10 in Montluc fort, 10 of transit to Romainville fort then Ravensbrück on 26 convoy no. 46,800. On 2 March 1945 I Ravensbrück for Mauthausen in a night and (N. N.) convoy that also transported gy
Rodrigue, Dona. "Les sanglots loNgs des violOns" ("ThE loNg sObS of tHe viOlins"). Eklablog: APRil 15, 2013.

INspired by the June 6, 1944 Allied LandiNg, SHe chOSe, On JunE 14, to servE As "AN AgeNt LiAisOn FOr The SeCreT Army, whIch held the gliÈrEs Plateau witH ThE F.T.P. (Francs-tirEurs et PartisAns)".

a paracHuTe dROp felL in saône-Et-LoirE And it wAs necessaRy TO pick uP Two radiO TRaNsmiTters and their equiPMeNT, a large amount oF money, AnD TwO SUitCasEs containiNg The peRSonal beLOnGINGs oF The two men who hAd parachuteD At tHe same TiMe: tHE head oF the SEcREt ARmy, "CantinieR", and An AmericaN obserVEr, "NiveaU." i voluntEered.

BIcyCliNg 240 km TO CLuNy oN JUNe 14 aND tHen TO thE Saône-et-loIrE maquIs coMMAND posT at branÇion oN June 16, she recovEreD the SUppLies, aNd tooK a taXi To a frIend's hOme in caLuire. Moving on thE nexT day, she heAdeD fOr tHe aix-leS-bains rAilWay Station, Where shE PlaNnED TO dRop the suitcases at tHe LOSt Luggage aRea, but SHe NeVEr made it. as Her Taxi REAched A "FelDGeNdarmeriE roadbLOcK bEtween BOuRgoin aNd la TOur Du Pin, HAlfwAy from [Her] goal," sHe and HEr driver were suBJected to what, fOR mOST oTHer tRavElers, would hAve bEEn a rOutiNE sEarCH. When The poLiCE dIScovered what she was tRaNsportIng, thEy arrested her.

imprisonmeNT AT RavensbRück ANd mAuthausen
 FolloWing hEr arrest at THe roadblOck, DeNise JacoB was transFERred to thE cuStoDy oF thE gEhEime StaatspolIZEi, thE NAzi SecrEt STate PolIce UniT moRe cOmMonly knowN as the GeStApO. AT tHis Point, SHe was stiLl KnoWn By hEr aliAS "Annie."

i was hAndeD oVeR To tHe GestaPO iN lYon: a GrUeLing IntErRogatIon (tHE baThtub) in place BellEcoUR, 10 dayS iN MOntluc fOrt, 10 days of tranSiT to RomainvIlLe fOrt and THEn RavensBrück on 26 July. I was registerED in convOy nO. 46,800. On 2 MaRch 1945 I Left RavenSbrÜck for mauTHausen In a nigHt and FoG (N. N.) CONvoy tHAT aLso TrAnsported gY
Rodrigue, Dona. "Les sangl ots longsdes v iol ons "("Th e lo ng sobs of the viol ins"). Eklablog: April  15,20 1 3.
I ns pired  by the Ju n e  6,  1 94 4 A ll i ed  land ing , she c hose, on J une  1 4, to servea s"an agentlia ison for the  Se cret A rm y,w hichhel d the  Glièr e s Plat eau withth e  F.T.P .  (Franc s - Ti reur s et Partisans)". 
A parachute drop  fellin Sa ô n e-e t-L oire and i twas n e cessary to p i cku p two radio t ransmitters and  their  e qui p ment,a lar ge amo unt of mone y, a nd two su itcase s  contai n ing the  perso nal  be long i ng softh e  tw o  m enw hohad para ch ut ed at  the s a m e ti me:  the  head  of the Secre t A rmy, "Ca ntini er",andan  Amer ican o bserv er , "Niveau." I v olun teered.
Bic yc lin g240 k m  to Cl uny  on  June 1 4 and t h ento t h eSaône-et-Loire maq ui s co mmand po st atB ra nç i on on Ju ne  16 , sh e recov ered th e suppli es, an d  t oo k a tax ito a f ri end 'shomei n Ca luire.  Movingon th e  next day, she headed for th e  A i x -l e s-Ba ins  railway st atio n , wh eres he  pl a nnedto dr op th e  suitcases at the l os t lugg age a rea, but shenever made i t . As her  tax i  r e ached a "Feldg endar merie road b lock bet weenBourgoin  and La T o u r du Pin , h alf way  fr o m  [ her] goal," s h e  and  h er driv erwere su bje cte d t o w ha t, for mo st other  t ra ve le rs,  woul d  have be en  aro uti ne se a rch. W hen t he p ol ic e  di scovere d  w h a t sh ewa s tr ans po rting , th e y a rrested  her.

Im pri s onme nt  a t Raven sbrück and Ma ut hausen
 Fo ll owi ng her a rrest at  the roadblock, DeniseJ acob wa s t ransf erre d to thecus tody o f t h e Gehe ime St aatsp ol ize i ,  theN a zi  Se cr et State P o l ice  unit  m orecommonl y known as the Ges t apo . At this poi nt,  she w as  st i ll kno wn byh e r alias "Annie. "

I was h an d ed  over to t h e G es tapo in  Lyon:a gru e ling in terrogati on (the b at htub ) inPlace Bell ecour, 1 0 days in Montl u cfort,  10  daysof  tr ansit  to Ro m ain ville  fortan d then  Rave ns brück on  26 July. I was registe red in  conv oyno. 46,80 0.O n 2  March 19 45 I  left Rave nsb rüc k for  Ma u thaus en i n  a  ni g ht an d fo g  (N. N.)c on voy t ha t also tran s p o rte d gy
Rodrigue, Dona._"Les sanglots_longs des violons" ("The_long sobs_of_the violins")._Eklablog:_April 15, 2013.

Inspired_by the June_6, 1944 Allied landing,_she chose, on_June_14, to serve as "an agent liaison for the Secret Army, which held the_Glières_Plateau with_the_F.T.P._(Francs-Tireurs et Partisans)".

A parachute drop_fell in Saône-et-Loire and it_was necessary_to pick up two radio transmitters and their_equipment,_a large amount_of money, and two suitcases containing the personal belongings_of the two men who had_parachuted at the_same_time:_the head of the_Secret Army, "Cantinier", and an American_observer, "Niveau." I volunteered.

Bicycling 240 km to_Cluny on June 14 and then to_the Saône-et-Loire maquis command post at_Brançion on June 16, she_recovered the_supplies, and took a taxi_to a friend's_home in_Caluire. Moving on_the next day, she headed for_the Aix-les-Bains railway_station, where she planned to drop_the_suitcases at the_lost_luggage_area, but_she never made_it._As her_taxi_reached a "Feldgendarmerie roadblock between Bourgoin_and_La Tour du Pin, halfway from [her]_goal," she and her_driver_were subjected to what,_for most other travelers, would_have been a routine search. When_the police_discovered what_she was transporting, they arrested her.

Imprisonment at Ravensbrück and Mauthausen
 Following_her arrest at the roadblock, Denise_Jacob was transferred to_the custody_of_the Geheime Staatspolizei,_the_Nazi Secret_State Police unit more commonly known as_the Gestapo._At this point, she was still_known by her alias_"Annie."

I_was handed over to the Gestapo_in Lyon: a grueling interrogation (the_bathtub) in Place Bellecour, 10_days_in_Montluc fort, 10 days of_transit to Romainville fort and then_Ravensbrück on 26_July. I was registered in convoy no._46,800._On 2 March 1945 I left_Ravensbrück_for Mauthausen in a night and_fog_(N._N.) convoy that also transported_gy