The Blue Cross

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Maybe the blue cross was a type of early
"alchoholics annonymous" ?
Type in "louis-lucien rochat" in your Google browser
and take the HTML translation option.

HTH John

Rod wrote:
My server was uanble to address your post in this NG
Maybe the blue cross was a type of early
"alchoholics annonymous" ?
Type in "louis-lucien rochat" in your Google browser
and take the HTML translation option.

HTH John




Thanks Rod.
That is certainly the case now, but I'm not convinced that was true in WWI

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Rod wrote:
My server was uanble to address your post in this NG
Maybe the blue cross was a type of early
"alchoholics annonymous" ?
Type in "louis-lucien rochat" in your Google browser
and take the HTML translation option.

HTH John




Rod:
My problem is he
Blue Cross for Animals - http://www.lacroixbleue.be/
Blue Cross for alcoholics - http://www.croixbleue.fr/

I illustrated two Blue Cross covers in my earlier post
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...ngfors/bc2.jpg
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...ngfors/bc1.jpg

The first is sent to Geneva (Red Cross?) concerning prisoners of war.
The second is from a group concerning itself with pow's and wounded.
Neither of these seems to be concerned with either alcoholics or animals.
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John Taormina The MIDDLE-AGED one
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Rod wrote:
My server was uanble to address your post in this NG
Maybe the blue cross was a type of early
"alchoholics annonymous" ?
Type in "louis-lucien rochat" in your Google browser
and take the HTML translation option.

HTH John

Rod:
Thanks to you for your reply and the info. It's still a mystery to me as
there were a number of "Blue Crosses" in France during WWI.

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John Taormina The MIDDLE-AGED one
To email me you must remove "notme" and "jack"