[…] When we gave back this ration of bread deducted from our own ration, this bulb, we knew that she would give it well to those who needed it most and without any political appreciation […] I know few women as courageous as Marie-Claude, who always gave the feeling that her own life was nothing if she wasn't with the company of her comrades.” The court found against Rassinier and the manager of the extreme-right magazine Rivarol.
[…] When we handed back a portion of bread taken from our own rations, along with this bulb, we were confident that Marie-Claude would distribute it fairly to those who needed it most, without any political influence […] I know few women as courageous as Marie-Claude, who always seemed to put the needs of her comrades above her own.” The court found against Rassinier and the manager of the extreme-right magazine Rivarol.