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- Major General Count Albert-Marie Edmond Guérisse GC, KBE, DSO (5 April 1911 – 26 March 1989) was a Belgian Resistance member who organized French and Belgian...
- British intelligence agency. "Pat O'Leary" was the pseudonym of Albert Guérisse, one of the early leaders of the line, which helped more than 600 Allied...
- Discant adieu a madame (I); En attendant; Faisons boutons (Text: Jean II); Guerisses moy; La saison en est; Le grant dèsir d'aymer; Le renvoy; Mes pensées;...
- Albert O'Leary, the wartime alias of Belgian Resistance member Albert Guérisse Patrick O'Leary, husband to Catherine O'Leary of the Great Chicago Fire...
- Germany with other SOE prisoners, including Albert Guerisse, GC, the Pat O'Leary Line organiser, and Guerisse's Australian W/T operator, Tom Groome. In October...
- Britain. The O'Leary Line was first headed by Ian Garrow and later by Albert Guérisse. In 1943, after their arrests and the destruction of the O'Leary Line by...
- for the Pat O'Leary escape network led by Ian Garrow and, later, Albert Guérisse. As a member of the escape network, she helped Allied airmen evade capture...
- Frenchmen, led by Lt. Cdr Jack Langlais. Together with Belgian agent Albert Guérisse, founder of the Pat O'Leary escape route, Fidelity undertook several clandestine...
- the United States Army Emile Guépratte France KCB 1916 Military Albert Guérisse Belgium KBE tbd Military (Major General) Leader of the Belgian Resistance...
- Following Garrow's arrest, the urban network was led by Albert-Marie Guérisse, and became known by his nom de guerre, the Pat O'Leary Line. Later, Gulbenkian...