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'''Madame Arno''' was a [[French people|French]] artist who organized a regiment of [[Paris]]ian women to fight the Germans in 1915.<ref name="Amazons">{{cite book |last= Salmonson |first= Jessica Amanda |authorlink= |coauthors= |title= The Encyclopedia of Amazons: Women Warriors from Antiquity to the Modern Era |year= 1991 |publisher= [[Paragon House]] |location= |isbn= 978-1-55778-420-9 |page= 18 }}</ref>
'''Madame Arnaud''' was the widow of a [[French Army]] officer, she organized the Volunteer Corps of [[France|French]] and [[Belgium|Belgian]] Women for the National Defense in 1915, and petitioned for the active service of women in the French Army.<ref>A Companion to Women's Military History (History of Warfare)</ref>


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Madame Arnaud was the widow of a French Army officer, she organized the Volunteer Corps of French and Belgian Women for the National Defense in 1915, and petitioned for the active service of women in the French Army.[1]

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  1. ^ A Companion to Women's Military History (History of Warfare)