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• Three days later, Devigny was arrested by the Gestapo.
• There was no immediate information on Devigny's survivors.
• In May 1940, Devigny was commanding French troops fighting the Germans in Belgium.
• Devigny threw a sentry to the ground, then stabbed him with his bayonet.
• Devigny retired from military service in 1971.
• The Germans took revenge on Devigny by arresting two of his cousins and sending them to death camps.
• Later during the war, Devigny was imprisoned in Spain, but once again succeeded in breaking out of jail.
• In 1964, Devigny was recalled to France to assist with the secret re-organization of the French military.
• Devigny was an adviser for the film, which was shot in part inside the prison cell where he had been held.
• Devigny eluded German search parties and dogs by hiding in mud flats along the Rhone and fled to Switzerland with the help of the Resistance.
• The film is based on the memoirs of Andr?Devigny, who escaped from the Montluc prison in Lyon in 1943, during World War II.
• On April 14, 1943, Devigny and a fellow Resistance man shot and killed an Italian counterespionage agent who was working for the Germans in Nice.
• On Aug . 20, 1943, Devigny, then a French Army lieutenant, was taken before Barbie, who had been holding him prisoner for four months.
• Devigny died Feb . 12 at his home in Hauteville-sur-Fier, in the Haute-Savoie region of France, the newspaper Le Monde reported.
• Devigny is known for his 1943 escape from the Fort Montluc prison in Lyon, where he had been tortured by Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie and condemned to death.
• Gen . Andre Devigny, a French Resistance leader renowned for his daring escape from a Gestapo prison in German-occupied Lyon during World War II, has died.
• Devigny's legendary escape inspired French director Robert Bresson's film " A Man Escaped, " which won the best director award at the 1957 Cannes Film Festival.
• Thirteen years later, Bresson, who had once been held by the Germans as a prisoner of war, drew on Devigny's memoirs to make " A Man Escaped ."
• Instead, Devigny escaped within days, in what apparently was the only breakout from the Gestapo's notorious Fort Montluc prison, which held 10, 000 Jews and Resistance fighters during the war.