2eb10b18fa Retrieved 21 March 2014. "A la Libration, dans l'euphorie, Aristides de Sousa Mendes demande sa rhabilitation. ^ "Liberman," Sousa Mendes Foundation. Raoul Wallenberg Foundation/. Un jour, nous avons vu arriver un homme en costume noir et avec un chapeau ; blouis par sa prestance, nous lui avons dit que la salle manger pour les Portugais tait un autre tage et qu'ici, c'tait pour les rfugis. On June 20, the British Embassy in Lisbon sent a letter to the Portuguese Foreign Office accusing Sousa Mendes of "deferring until after office hours all applications for visas" as well as "charging them at a special rate" and requiring at least one refugee "to contribute to a Portuguese charitable fund before the visa was granted."[73][74] This complaint from the British Embassy and the timing of Sousa Mendes unilateral decision could not have been worse for Salazar and his carefully planned attempt to preserve Portuguese neutrality.[75] Salazar had instructed the consulates in Spain and those in the south of France Bordeaux, Bayonne, Perpignan, Marseilles, Nice, etc.
Madeira, Lina Alves (2007). After the war, with the victory of the Allied forces over the Axis led by Nazi Germany, Salazar took credit for Portugal having received the refugees,[109] and the Portuguese history books were written accordingly. "Neutrality by Agreement: Portugal and the British Alliance in World War II" 14 (1). On September 1 of 1939 Nazi Germany invaded Poland, home at that time of the largest Jewish community in the world, precipitating the beginning of World War II. On May 10, 1940, Germany launched the blitzkrieg offensive against France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, and millions of refugees took to the roads. View Check in DETAILS Full Cast and Crew Release Dates Official Sites Box Office/Business Company Credits Filming Locations Technical Specs Literature STORYLINE Taglines Plot Summary Synopsis Plot Keywords Parents Guide RELATED ITEMS NewsDesk External Sites OPINION Awards FAQ User Reviews User Ratings External Reviews Metacritic Reviews Message Board PHOTO & VIDEO Photo Gallery Trailers and Videos DID YOU KNOW? Trivia Goofs Crazy Credits Quotes Alternate Versions Connections Soundtracks 6.3/10 247 7 critic Rate This The Consul of Bordeaux(2011) O Cnsul de Bordus (original title) 1h 30min Drama 8 November 2012 (Portugal) This is the story of Aristides de Sousa Mendes, a man who issued 30,000 visas for safe passage to Portugal during WWII, in June 1940, defying the direct orders of his government. "Je suis encore votre suprieur", rtorque Sousa Mendes, qui, avec le sceau du vice-consul, reprend la signature de nouveaux visas. The New York Times reported that some 10,000 persons attempting to cross over into Spain were excluded because authorities no longer granted recognition to their visas: "Portugal announced that Portuguese visas granted at Bordeaux were invalid, and Spain was permitting bearers of these documents to enter only in exceptional cases."[90] The Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported that small Portugal, whose population was just over 7 million, had received an estimated 2 million applications for visas, permanent or transit. In late May 2014 construction began at the Casa do Passal with funds from the European Union.[185]. "Recorde a grande entrevista de Jos Hermano Saraiva ao SOL (2 parte)".
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