Year 1947, trips to Argentina
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From 1947, Dad returned frequently to Argentina, most often for 6 months, interspersed with equivalent stays in France. Mom accompanied him and they settled in Buenos Aires. The trip was then made by plane, at the beginning of the DC4 which took 48 hours to make the journey. Gradually they were replaced by Constellation, faster and especially longer range of action. The planes flew at about 5000m, but the pressurization was ensured for the equivalent of 2500m, which caused them headaches. In total, very tiring trips, compared to pre-war boat trips that lasted 2 or 3 weeks and so much complete rest.
In Buenos Aires, Dad and Mom were back in the Hausermanns:
Calle Zavalia, June 1947
Aunt Maine, Jean-Louis, Totouni, Papa
Jean-Paul and Jean-Louis, boating at the Tiger, arroyo Pajarito, July 1947
Jean-Louis, Jean-Paul, San Fernando
(details) 12-10-47 Holy Mass in the air before the promise of Jean-Louis
(details) The promise of Jean-Louis 12 Oct 47. Next to JL, his best friend Michel Géris, CP of the Puma patrol
(details) Eagle patrol, JLH is CP
(details) December 1947, in Buenos Aires (neighborhood Belgrano, 1865 calle Etcheveria), all Hausermanns at Papa and Mom
Jean Hausermann, San Fernando nautical club, July 1947
Aunt Maine and Tutouni, San Fernando nautical club, July 1947
Jean and Germaine Hausermann, Tiger, Arroyo Pajarito, July 47
(details) Sitting in the Tiger Islands, March 47
Some administrative papers. See also the diagram of travels in Argentina from 1947 to 1957
Details of Jean Cordelle's passport:
1, 2, 3, 4
This passport specifies all the trips of Papa from 1946 to 1954. The travels of Papa and Mom were specified in the following table, prepared by Papa:
(details)
during a trip to Caterpillar in Peoria (USA),
16 to 24 July 1948
From g to d, standing: Jean Cordelle, Mr Macdonald (Caterpillar), Olivier Monnoyeur (importer Caterpillar), Paul Razel
sitting: René Razel (French TP company), Lefoulon (EDF?), Larrard
Mom's Argentine driver's license
Deletion of Army cadres in October 1948
A military document used to award the Legion of Honor
(June 1948)
Military correspondence
Assignment to the military subdivision of Paris in March 48