Yves Charlot and Michel Hesry stele

Yves Charlot from La Manche, born in Créances on April 18, 1905, a member of the Resistance since D-day belonging to the Miniac-Morvan group, lost his life here in Saint-Malo, along with his brother-in-arms Michel Hesry, while attempting  with an American driver and 2 other FFI (Henri Dufeuil and Louis Briand ), aboard a Jeep, to penetrate the intramural city still in German hands.

A machine gun mowed down Michel Hesry and the American driver, while  Yves Charlot,  would lose his life shortly afterwards in fighting with the Germans.

Yves Charlot from La Manche, born in Créances on April 18, 1905, a member of the Resistance since D-day belonging to the Miniac-Morvan group, lost his life here in Saint-Malo, along with his brother-in-arms Michel Hesry, while attempting with an American driver and 2 other FFI (Henri Dufeuil and Louis Briand ), aboard a Jeep, to penetrate the intramural city still in German hands.A machine gun mowed down Michel Hesry and the American driver, while Yves Charlot, would lose his life shortly afterwards in fighting with the Germans.