-
Born in Vierzon (Cher) on 20 February, 1921, Jean Tinturier was a seminarian, who trained as a mill operator in order to be sent to Germany to work with the compulsory labour service (STO) workers. He recruited Blessed Marcel Callo to his apostolic activities and was himself sent to Gotha concentration camp where he died on 16 March 1945, three days before Marcel.
-
Colbert Lebeau was a Scout and YCW leader from Châtellerault in western France. Sent to Germany under the compulsory labour service (STOà, he was arrested, imprisoned and sent to Zöschen concentration camp where he died on 3 January 1945.
-
Pierre de Porcaro was a French YCW chaplain who went to work in Germany under the forced labour scheme and was martyred for his work, dying in the Dachau concentration camp.
