Charles N'Tchoréré [SEP] place of death
. According to Richardot, the perpetrators were from 25th Infantry Regiment (according to Richardot, the 25th Infantry Regiment was from the 7th Panzer Division under command of Erwin Rommel, but the 7th Panzer Division did not have a 25th Infantry Regiment) but Scheck reports that Rommel's division had advanced much farther from the area.
N'Tchoréré's son Jean-Baptiste was killed in action in the same area a week later.
Charles N'Tchoréré has a memorial in Airaines, and in 1962 he was honored on a postage stamp of
church)
- Dreuil-Hamel church, abandoned and in danger of collapsing
- The towers of the dukes of Luynes
- The memorial to Charles N'Tchoréré
- A monument aux morts with sculptural work by Albert Dominique Roze
People.
Charles N'Tchoréré (15 November 1896 - 1940) was a Gabonese military commander who was shot by the Germans in World War II during the battle for France.
Twin towns.
- Kriftel, Germany
See also.
- Communes of the Somme department
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