Antonio Téllez Solá
The Anarchist Pimpernel Francisco Ponzán Vidal (1936 1944)
The anarchists in the Spanish Civil War and the Allied Escape Networks of WWII Francisco Ponzán Vidal, anarchist (1911-1944)
Ramón Acín: l- police photograph, pre-Civil War; r 1936
Francisco Ponzán: first Communion
Evaristo Vinuales Larroy of the 127th Mixed Brigade (1938)
Ponzán’s credentials issued by the Regional Defence Council for the Defence of Aragón, Caspe (1936)
Francisco PonzánVidal (1929)
Joaquin Ascaso Budría, Pres. Council of Aragón (1936)
Juan Manuel Molina (‘Juanel’) (1940)
Pilar Ponzán, schoolteacher in Jaca (1935) Command post of the 127th Mixed Brigade (Vedado de Zuero), 24 August 1937. L-right, Ponzán, Manuel Sierra, Benito Lasvacas, Francisco Sansano, Manuel Tortosa and Jose Manero
Ponzán’s appointment as a SIEP officer (Lt) by the O/C Army of the East (Oct. 1937)
Right: Guerrilleros of the Libertador Group (SIEP - 127th Mixed Brigade)
Lt Ponzán’s appointment as SIEP Delegate for the Xth Army Corps (Apr. 1938)
Juan Catalá Balañá (1936)
Saturnino Carod Lerin, Commissar 118th Brigade
Top: Agustín Remiro Manero and Francisco Ponzán, Varilhes, France (1940). Below: Ponzán, Varilhes (1940)
Eliseo Melis Díaz (1939)
Pascual López Laguarta (Sixto) — Guide Agustín Remiro Manero (1938)
Robert Terres (‘Lt. Tessier’ - ‘El Padre’) of the Travaux Francisco Ponzán, Luis Baldellau, Jean Benazet (Biarritz, 1940) Ruraux (TR), the French Counter-Intelligence Service
Amadeo Casares Colomer (1941)
Vicente Moriones Belzunegui
Albert Guérisse (‘Pat O’Leary’)
Manuel Lozano Guillén (Commissar 127th Mixed Brigade
Eusebio López Laguarta (1941)
Eduardo José Esteve (1942)
Pilar Ponzán, Brens (25 Dec. 1942)
Jean Bénazet
Francisco Ponzán Vidal (1943)
Ricardo Rebola (1942)
Memorial to the 54 prisoners of Saint Michel murdered and incinerated by the Nazis in a wood near Buzet-Sur-Tarn on 17 August 1944
José Ester Borrás (1947)
Ponzán’s Escapee/Evadee records
Juan Manuel Barrabes Asun ‘(Porras’)
Francisco Ponzán Vidal (1911-1944)
Commendations — UK, US and French commendations received by Francisco Ponzán Vidal, including two citations for the Croix de Guerre (with Palm)
Ponzán’s operational area ‘37-‘39 (SIEP)
Ponzán network’s operational area 1940-1944
No. 9: Jean-Marie Gurielks, No. 90: Conde Baudouin de No. 91: Fernand Delsaert, Belgian medic Borchgrave d’Altena, Belg. Belgian solicitor
No. 118: George Edmond Reeves, US Marine Corps
No. 92: Jean-Michel Vandervelde, Belgian elect.
No. 119: Jean d’Estienne, No. 166: Jean Henry (Joseph No. 121: L/Cpl Harold French Forces of the Interior Quilin) Belg. Police Challenor, 62 Commando
No. 108: Hipocrate Inglessis, No. 117: Andrée Borrel, Greek medic French Resistance
No. 126: Waclaw Kamionko, No. 259: Michel Polish Lt. Col. Borajkiewietz, Polish medic
No. 248: Robert-Raymond No. 253: Rolland Masse, Canadian theology student Lyon, Belgian M/gun Co.
No. 254: Adrien Brault, Canadian minister
No. 270: Bernard Springer, Dutch engineer
No. 271: Zawkocmanck, Czeck pilot
No. 272: Dhumil Snizek, Czech pilot
No. 276: William Black, Armoured Rec. Brigade
No. 285: Jan Fucinski, Polish pilot
No. 287: Lt Julien Morawski, Polish pilot
No. 291: General G Roupell, British Army
No. 293: Jean d’Astier de la Vigeri, Air Cadet
No. 301: Cmdr. Lyoulomir Ilitch, Yugo. Air Force
No. 302: Sgt Milutin No. 303: Sgt Bolestaw Gardachevitch, Yugo Air Force Wozniak, RAF
No. 311: Fl. Off. Stanislas Krawezyk, RAF
No. 307: Lt. Montchilo Stanenkovitch, Yugo Navy
No. 278: Capt. Barry Sullivan, Arm, Rec. Brigade
No. 298: Simon Herenberg, No. 299: Robert Le Guyon, No. 300: Sgt Albert Leslie French Resistance French Wright, RAF
No. 304: Sgt Frederick Barker, RAF
No. 305: Sgt. John Prendergast, RAF
No. 308: Cmdr Wladislas Tucholko, Polish Air Force
Captain Ian Garrow, Highland Light Infantry
Antonio Téllez Solá
The Anarchist Pimpernel Francisco Ponzán Vidal (1936 1944)
The anarchists in the Spanish Civil War and the Allied Escape Networks of WWII Francisco Ponzán Vidal, anarchist (1911-1944)