Protection of Bayeux Tapestry
Municipal authorities introduced protective measures for the embroidery and other collections before the Second World War.
Follow Yves Guillou through 6 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Municipal authorities introduced protective measures for the embroidery and other collections before the Second World War.
The embroidery was placed in an underground shelter at the Hotel du Doyen.
Guillou resumed municipal responsibilities as British troops secured the town.
Role range: 1944-1959
Guillou's administration helped organize Bayeux as a hospital and refugee centre during the Normandy fighting.
Role range: 1944-1959
Guillou remained associated with the municipal administration as Allied troops entered the devastated northern city.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1944-1959
Guillou coordinated assistance for refugees arriving from towns damaged during the Normandy battles.
Role range: 1944-1959
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