Rose Roueff was married to a cattle dealer who lived on the Place des Écoles, now known as the Place de la Maire. “She ran a small sweet shop from time to time,” said the mayor. Her husband died in 1943, a few months before his deportation. “It was not until 1998 that she was declared dead in deportation, and her name appears on a memorial to the dead in Ronchamp.” For Benoît Cornu, this commemoration represents both a tribute and a duty to remember: “It is also to make people understand that it must not happen again.” “C’est aussi pour faire comprendre qu’il ne faut pas que ça recommence”
