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Maurice Martin (general)

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Maurice Pierre Auguste Martin (1878-1952) was a French soldier, General of the Army Corps French, during World War II.[1]

He is also notable for requesting the U.S. government to freeze all Japanese assets in the United States. Martin had requested it on 15 September 1940.[2]

Battles

References

  1. ^ Ken Kotani. Japanese Intelligence in World War II. Osprey Publishing. p. 129.
  2. ^ Delbert Francis Reynolds (1968). American Policy Toward Indochina, 1941-1952. p. 10.

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