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1. Pastor André Trocmé (left), Roger Darcissac (center), and Pastor Edouard Theis (right) pose at the entrance to the church in Le Chambon after their release from the Saint-Paul d'Eyjeaux internment camp.

Date:: Circa 1943

2. Permit issued by the Formations des Travailleurs Etrangers (the organization of foreign workers in France) to René Karschon authorizing his release from the Gurs internment camp for a period of three months to go to a reception center in Le Chambon-sur-Lignon.

Date:: 1942 September 14

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1. Pastor André Trocmé (left), Roger Darcissac (center), and Pastor Edouard Theis (right) pose at the entrance to the church in Le Chambon after their release from the Saint-Paul d'Eyjeaux internment camp.

2. Permit issued by the Formations des Travailleurs Etrangers (the organization of foreign workers in France) to René Karschon authorizing his release from the Gurs internment camp for a period of three months to go to a reception center in Le Chambon-sur-Lignon.

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