Raoul Salan person

“One of Salon's first contacts had been Otto Skorzeny. The historical accounts of this meeting report that Skorzeny did not hold out very high hopes for the enterprise. Salon's meeting with Skorzeny marked the beginning of a formation of the…”

“because they knew all of the right people and their credentials were perfect. The CIA contacts were also reflected. In December 1961, he wrote a confidential letter to President Kennedy explaining the OAS position and appealing for support.…”

“One of Salon's first contacts had been Otto Skorzeny. The historical accounts of this meeting report that Skorzeny did not hold out very high hopes for the enterprise. Salon's meeting with Skorzeny marked the beginning of a formation of the…”

“and he's basing this on Skorzeny's own paperwork. Only two months after Skorzeny was again at the center of developing events concerning the ultras, in December 1960, General Raoul Salon, the former commander-in-chief of French forces in Al…”

“in a last-ditch effort to stop de Gaulle's policies. This was the General's coup of April 1961, which included General Salon, Jacquard, Zeller, and Chali. General Chali and Zeller had secretly entered the country just before the event.…”

“NCR. Other OAS groups also began to break ranks as the group began to splinter into separate factions. By May of 1962, the organization began to take flight out of Algeria to other points in Europe. General Gardi, who had replaced Salon as …”

“fascist Spain. His intention was to begin a process of consolidating various ultra factions and organize a formal secret military structure. He set up his headquarters in the Hotel Princia in Madrid. According to historian Alistair Horn, th…”

“General Salon and a Colonel Brown of the CIA were in contact with each other in France. The author was unable to identify who Colonel Brown is, but Harrison claims Brown offered the OAS commander enough weapons to equip an army. Colonel Bro…”

“started with the senior, several senior officials in the military in France. By the second day of the coup, a dark foreboding had settled over Paris. I'm surprised that you are still alive, said the president of the French National Assembly…”