Paulette Morichon

Paulette Morichon was a courageous French woman who, during World War II, risked her life to hide Jewish children in her farmhouse in La Petite Charlotte, a small village in southern France. Her actions not only saved lives but also became a poignant part of her family's legacy, particularly highlighted by her grandson, French photographer and filmmaker Guillaume Ribot, who has dedicated his work to documenting the Holocaust and honoring her bravery.