During the dark hours of occupation, a Resistance Network was set up in Côtes d'Armor between 1943 and 1944. Led by two agents of the British secret service, the objective of these resistance was to allow the evacuation by the sea pilots and agents of the Intelligence Service isolated behind the enemy lines.
These airmen will be recovered throughout Europe by civilians who will put them in contact with the resistance fighters. At the end of a risky journey, Shelburn Network's "Path of Freedom" will repatriate more than a hundred Allied agents to England, to the nose and beard of the Wehrmacht, from the House of Alphonse to at Bonaparte beach, in Plouha.
With this mobile application, the Tourist Office Falaises d'Armor and Leff Armor community invite you to discover the great history and the path taken eight times, at the risk of their lives, by the resistant and their "parcels", when of the last months of the Second World War.