Raymond Fenard
About Raymond Fenard
Lived 1887 – 1957 (aged 70). Raymond Fenard was a French officer of the French Navy.
Raymond Albert Fenard was a French admiral and veteran of World War I and World War II.
Career During World War II, Fenard served as the chief of the French naval mission in the United States. In this role he was able to negotiate the rearmament and modernization of the French navy with the assistance of the United States. During the North Africa campaign Fenard helped negotiate the surrender of Vichy French forces to the Allies. Fenard achieved this by informing François Darlan that his son was ill and that he was needed in Algiers, once he arrived he was pressured to give the order to surrender.
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Who was Raymond Fenard?
(1887-1957)
When was Raymond Fenard born?
Raymond Fenard was born on 7 January 1887 in Sens.
When did Raymond Fenard die?
Raymond Fenard died on 8 March 1957 in Bern.
What was Raymond Fenard's occupation?
Raymond Fenard was an officer of the French Navy.
What nationality was Raymond Fenard?
Raymond Fenard was French.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Raymond Fenard. https://biography.guide/raymond-fenard/
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