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Église Saint-Martin, Fermanville, Manche, Basse-Normandie, France English: Third stained glass window of the north aisle of the nave, dedicated to the memory of French soldiers of Fermanville who were killed in action in the Great War 1914–1918. It is signed G. Merklen pinxit Angers 1922. The dedication reads: En souvenir des soldats et marins de Fermanville morts pour la France 1914–1918. Fourteen soldiers are named: C. Gosselin, A. Guerard, S. Guerrand, G. Hautot, A. Leclere, A. Leconte, J. Lecorps, J. Marion, E. Morin, D. Noel, J-B. Simon, J. Tardif, and V. Toupotte. The window depicting Our Lady of Consolation was created after the oil painting La vierge consolatrice by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825–1905). (See Philippe Chéron and Sophie Delauney, Vitraux de Normandie, une histoire de la Grande Guerre, ISBN 978-2-36219-150-3, pp. 19.)
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