Chapter 15.
The 28th of January. l942.
Paul was arrested today on the grounds that he must have known of his cowman's secret life. I briefed him on what to say if interrogated by the Major, even if it meant declaring his utter incredulity at the news of Lazro's terrorist operations. "Gustave would have expected you to act this way," I told him.
The 29th of January. 1942
Paul Vaudois was given no chance to defend himself. His detention at the Kommandantur lasted a couple of hours. Time enough to organize his transfer to Fresnes. He had been arrested at his house the morning after the murder of Gustave Lazro. Hélène refused to be separated from her husband. The Wehrmacht officer in command of the arrest took her to the Kommandantur and asked her to wait in the entrance. She waited. Was i
