Pacing the grounds of the beautiful chateau which he refused to accept as a gift from the nation is France's loneliest man—ex-President Albert Lebrun, a man whom the world has forgotten since he handed over his office to Petain on July 15.
He and his wife have been living since then within a few yards of the chateau, at the home of his son-inlaw outside the village of Vezilles.
Although completely at bbe! Lebrun seldom leaves the imm neighbourhood, and is seen in e nearby town of Grenoble only om rare occasions.
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