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30 mag 2019 · Renaud’s legacy is the subject of the documentary film, “Mother of Normandy.” It was accepted and screened at the 2010 GI Film Festival in Washington. A new book, “Mother of Normandy: The Story of Simone Renaud,” is a companion to the film. Book sales’ proceeds are applied to The American Legion’s Overseas Graves Decoration Trust ...
THE MOTHER OF NORMANDY is an entertaining, emotional, heart-rending television documentary about a person of faith and values who made a tremendous difference. Simone Renaud was the wife of the mayor of St. Mer Eglise in Normandy, France, the town that is called Ground Zero for D-Day, the invasion of Europe to free the world from Hitler’s National Socialists.
1 mag 2022 · Mother of Normandy contains over 160 pictures and maps and was produced as a companion piece to the Mother of Normandy documentary film. This inspiring ebook includes Madame Renaud’s poems, letters sent to the Renauds from American families in the postwar years and powerful first-person accounts of the bloodiest small-arms battle in World War II.
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17 mag 2024 · Doug Stebleton, who graduated from Glasgow High School in 1983, tracked down the story of Madame Simone Renaud for his first documentary film, "Mother of Normandy."
Mother of Normandy: The Story of Simone Renaud: Réalisé par Doug Stebleton. Avec JB Blanc, Leslie Caron, Melissa Disney, Kate Higgins. This is the story of one remarkable woman, whose devotion to a generation of heroes transcended all boundries.
Oscar-nominated actress Leslie Caron lends her voice to “Mother of Normandy," a documentary film about a little-known but unforgettable woman who bridged an ...
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Her story is told in a documentary film, "Mother of Normandy," produced by Doug Stebleton of Iron Mike Entertainment and co-written by Jeff Stoffer, editor of The American Legion Magazine. Accepted and screened at the 2010 GI Film Festival in Washington, the film features French star Leslie Caron as the voice of Simone Renaud.
