Henri Guisan

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Henri Guisan was a Swiss general best known for serving as Commander-in-Chief of the Swiss Armed Forces during World War II and for symbolizing Swiss resistance and national unity.

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instanceOf Commander-in-Chief
Swiss military officer
human
awardReceived Grand Croix de la Légion d'honneur
surface form: Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour

Order of the Bath
Order of the Sword NERFINISHED
Order of the White Lion NERFINISHED
burialPlace Pully, Vaud, Switzerland NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy Swiss postage stamps
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship Switzerland
dateOfBirth 1874-10-21
dateOfDeath 1960-04-07
describedBySource historical records of Switzerland in World War II
educatedAt Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich NERFINISHED
École spéciale de Lausanne NERFINISHED
familyName Guisan NERFINISHED
givenName Henri NERFINISHED
hasHeritage Swiss NERFINISHED
hasHonorificTitle General Guisan NERFINISHED
hasMemorial Guisanplatz in Bern NERFINISHED
equestrian statue in Lausanne
influenced Swiss defense policy during World War II
knownFor Réduit National defensive strategy NERFINISHED
languageSpoken French
German
memberOf Swiss Army NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Swiss Armed Forces NERFINISHED
militaryRank General
movement Swiss national resistance (World War II) NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage French
notableFor Commander-in-Chief of the Swiss Armed Forces during World War II
symbol of Swiss national unity
symbol of Swiss resistance
occupation farmer
military officer
partOf Swiss military history
placeOfBirth Mézières, Vaud, Switzerland NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Pully, Vaud, Switzerland NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Swiss patriotism
positionHeld Commander-in-Chief of the Swiss Armed Forces
General of the Swiss Army
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
residence Vaud, Switzerland NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
workLocation Bern, Switzerland NERFINISHED
Vaud, Switzerland NERFINISHED

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