Seraphim of Sarov
He is sent to Orthodox Parish at Belfort, on the East part of France where Russian speaking refugees are working ("Société alsacienne de constructions métalliques" and "Peugeot"); he takes place in French "Resistance" against German Occupation ; fifty soviet prisoners caught by German army are hidden in the parish and can escape. In 1945, he serves at the St. Seraphim of Sarov Church at Colombelles, on the West of France where Russian speaking refugees are also working ("Société métallurgique de Normandie").