Secours Collection
"Secours: A Lifeline of Hope and Support" From the bustling streets of Paris to the tranquil shores of Rouen, it has been a beacon of assistance for those in need
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"Secours: A Lifeline of Hope and Support" From the bustling streets of Paris to the tranquil shores of Rouen, it has been a beacon of assistance for those in need. At the Foire France-Americaine de Saint-Sulpice, Le Secours de Guerre showcased its dedication to aiding war victims during World War I. The powerful poster depicted a gendarme, symbolizing their unwavering commitment. In Casablanca Hospital, amidst the French Campaign in Morocco, Red Cross volunteers provided solace and care to those affected by conflict. Across the Atlantic Ocean in Montreal, Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel stood as a testament to compassion and faith. Guingamp's Basilica de Notre Dame de Bon-Secours echoed with prayers for healing and protection. Meanwhile, Section Sanitaire Anglaise 19 at Coxyde Bains played an essential role in tending to wounded soldiers during WWI. Even across borders, Secours extended its reach. In Canada's Montreal, it offered aid during times of crisis such as floods along the Loire River in 1846. And when prisoners of war from allied powers passed through Paris, they found comfort knowing that Secours was there for them. During World War I at Eastern Stand Station of the Red Cross in Paris' 10th arrondissement, questions were answered about how this vital organization could assist those affected by conflict. The resilience continued even after wars ended; refugees received much-needed assistance on March 7th, 1915. Through these snapshots spanning different places and eras emerges one common thread – Secours is synonymous with rescue and support when it matters most. Whether it be providing relief agencies or offering sanctuary within chapels or hospitals worldwide – Secours remains dedicated to being humanity's helping hand.