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Roger Lallemand was Head of The Belgian Parliamentary Inquiry into [[Operation Gladio]]. On the film Operation Gladio, he noted that "The minister let this amazing detail be known, that he didn't know that a stay-behind existed in the Belgian army and State Security. Gladio has always been protected... After the war, the [[Chief of the SIS|head of the Intelligence Service]], [[Stewart Menzies|Menzies]]. Menzies contacted the Belgian Foreign minister for Foreign Affairs, [[Paul-Henri Spaak|Mr. Spaak]]. They agreed on the principle of creating a Belgian stay-behind in peace time, aiming to avoid, naturally, the obstacles associated with stay-behinds during the war.<ref>[[Operation Gladio (film)]]</ref> | Roger Lallemand was Head of The Belgian Parliamentary Inquiry into [[Operation Gladio]]. On the film Operation Gladio, he noted that "The minister let this amazing detail be known, that he didn't know that a stay-behind existed in the Belgian army and State Security. Gladio has always been protected... After the war, the [[Chief of the SIS|head of the Intelligence Service]], [[Stewart Menzies|Menzies]]. Menzies contacted the Belgian Foreign minister for Foreign Affairs, [[Paul-Henri Spaak|Mr. Spaak]]. They agreed on the principle of creating a Belgian stay-behind in peace time, aiming to avoid, naturally, the obstacles associated with stay-behinds during the war.<ref>[[Operation Gladio (film)]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 08:38, 3 April 2016
 Roger Lallemand    (politician) | |
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| Born | 1932-01-17 Quevaucamps, Belgium |
| Alma mater | Free University of Brussels, French |
| Party | Socialist Party |
Roger Lallemand was Head of The Belgian Parliamentary Inquiry into Operation Gladio. On the film Operation Gladio, he noted that "The minister let this amazing detail be known, that he didn't know that a stay-behind existed in the Belgian army and State Security. Gladio has always been protected... After the war, the head of the Intelligence Service, Menzies. Menzies contacted the Belgian Foreign minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Spaak. They agreed on the principle of creating a Belgian stay-behind in peace time, aiming to avoid, naturally, the obstacles associated with stay-behinds during the war.[1]
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