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Born Germaine BERTON
French metal worker, militant unionist, and anarchist, murderer.
Born on June 7, 1902 in Puteaux, Hauts-de-Seine , France
Died on July 5, 1942 in Paris , France
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Germaine Berton (7 June 1902 – 6 July 1942) was a French metal worker, militant unionist, and anarchist.
On January 22, 1923, she was accused of murdering Marius Plateau, director of the French Action League. She wanted to assassinate Leon Daudet, one of the main political figures of Action Française, but had not managed to find him. She told the police that she wanted to avenge Jean Jaures, Miguel Almereyda and protest against the occupation of the Ruhr.
... Germaine Berton (7 June 1902 – 6 July 1942) was a French metal worker, militant unionist, and anarchist.
On January 22, 1923, she was accused of murdering Marius Plateau, director of the French Action League. She wanted to assassinate Leon Daudet, one of the main political figures of Action Française, but had not managed to find him. She told the police that she wanted to avenge Jean Jaures, Miguel Almereyda and protest against the occupation of the Ruhr.
On December 24, 1923, her lawyer, Henry Torres, succeeded in having her acquitted.
On January 22, 1923, she was accused of murdering Marius Plateau, director of the French Action League. She wanted to assassinate Leon Daudet, one of the main political figures of Action Française, but had not managed to find him. She told the police that she wanted to avenge Jean Jaures, Miguel Almereyda and protest against the occupation of the Ruhr.
... Germaine Berton (7 June 1902 – 6 July 1942) was a French metal worker, militant unionist, and anarchist.
On January 22, 1923, she was accused of murdering Marius Plateau, director of the French Action League. She wanted to assassinate Leon Daudet, one of the main political figures of Action Française, but had not managed to find him. She told the police that she wanted to avenge Jean Jaures, Miguel Almereyda and protest against the occupation of the Ruhr.
On December 24, 1923, her lawyer, Henry Torres, succeeded in having her acquitted.
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