Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 2 -
Thirty-four French libertarians or volunteers with anarchist militias who died in Spain [1]
| Badard/Baudard, Roger | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Baudard/Baudart, Juliette | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Bégué/Béguez, Jean | Belchite, September 1936. |
| Berard, Mario | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Berge/Bergé, Raymond | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Berthomieu/Berthonnieux | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Boff, Emile | Casa del Campo, 12 November 1936. |
| Boudoux | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Casteu, Eugénie [2] | 1937. |
| Charrang[eau?], Georges | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Chatelain, Lucien | March 1937. |
| Colombet, Philippe | Codo, August 1937. |
| Cottin, Emile | Farlete, 8 September 1936. |
| Coyne, Sénateur [?] | Barcelona (bombing raid). |
| Delalain, Jean | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Delaruelle, Henri | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Détang, Max | Missing at Albacete, December 1936. |
| Ferrand, Jean | Barna, 5 May 1937. |
| Fons | Santa Quiteria, April 1937. |
| Galissot, René | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Gérard, Marcel | Missing at Teruel, December 1936. |
| Gessaume, Georges | Missing at Tortosa, 26 July 1938. |
| Giral/Giralt, Jean | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Greffier, Marcel | Cuesta de la Reina. |
| Hans, Suzanne | Farlete, November 1936. |
| Kokoczinski, Georgette | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Lemère | Farlete, 8 September 1936. |
| Meller, Bernard | Missing at Huesca, November 1936. |
| Monnard, Georges | Quinto, December 1936. |
| R????s[?], Yves [?] | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Rajaud, Maurice | No further information. |
| Recoulis [/les/ls], Louis | Farlete, November 1936. |
| Trontin, Jean | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
| Vitrac, Yves | Perdiguera, 17 October 1936. |
[1] The total must of course be significantly greater than this, but it would be hazardous to even guess at a figure given the present state of our knowledge.
[2] Casteu (née Trébuquet), the estranged wife of the better-known Segond Casteu, had herself been an anarchist for many years. She was killed at the front in a nationalist bombardment, whilst visiting her wounded brother.