height: front: 21 cm, rear: 161 cm

location: div. 53, gr. 1 from div. 54 (ch. Montlouis), gr. 2 from av. E. Delacroix

Adolphe Suchestow, born 8 December 1912 in Drohobych, son of Saül Suchestow and Félicie Klarsfeld, doctor of medicine, member of the French Resistance during the Second World War. Naturalised in France in 1939 by decree No. 6464-39, denaturalised in 1943. Lived in Malakoff. Husband of Renée Bozzonetti, married on 26 November 1946 in Steyru. Died on 1 June 1989 in Paris. Wife Renée Bozzonetti died on 13 July 1966; in the hourglass her husband appeared as Dr Adolphe Suchet. The hourglass was signed by the husband, Alain Suchet, Michel Ritter, Félicie Suchet, Mr and Mrs Piguet with their children, the families of Di-Lena, Danrez, Suchet, Demont, Hoestarlich, Renaud, Besson

Christiane Josette Place, born 2 January 1932 in Bolbec. Antiques dealer and antiquarian in the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen. She lived in Paris at 26 rue Botzaris. On 1 June 2013, she gave her "brocanteur sous échoppe" fund located in Saint-Ouen at 96-112 rue des Rosiers and 16-18 rue Paul-Bert on the Marché Paul Bert, booth 167, avenue 3, to Rémi Dubois, owner of the Versailles furniture and antique objects trade fund at 2 passage de la Geôle, for free management (gérance libre); three-month contract with tacit renewal every three months. She died on 21 July 2021 in Le Plessis-Robinson

• portal Service historique de la Défense, https://www.servicehistorique.sga.defense.gouv.fr, Vincennes, GR 16 P 558440
• portal Geneanet, https://www.geneanet.org/

"Madame Christiane Suchestow", Le Figaro - Entreprises portal, https://entreprises.lefigaro.fr/madame-christiane-suchestow-93/entreprise-329786206 [ accessed 07.02.2024].