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Adrien Tixier
Adrien Tixier (31 January 1893 in Folles (Haute-Vienne) – 18 February 1946 in Paris) was a French politician, diplomat, and Free French ambassador to the United States.
Career.
He was the son of Pierre-Edouard Tixier, a blacksmith, and Marie-Françoise Derosier. Destined for a career in education, he studied at the Ecole Normale (teacher training college) at Châteauroux and became a teacher of technical subjects. In August 1914, he was enlisted as a reserve
, the Minister of Interior Adrien Tixier created commissions charged with controlling the internment camps and home confinements. The Red Cross was permitted to visit the camps. Tixier then stated on 30 August 1945 that although the war was not yet officially ended, further internments were prohibited except for cases of spying or major black marketeering. The 10 May 1946 Act fixed the legal date of the end of the war, and at the end of May 1946, all internment camps were cleared.
Trials.
The first high official tried in