法国历史上最大的面包经营商杰瑞不仅产业遍布欧洲,而且以热心慈善事业闻名。在二战时期最困难的岁月里,他的家族把价值数千万法郎的面包无偿捐献给饥饿中的平民和军队,被戴高乐将军称为“面包慈善家”。二战结束后,杰瑞获得了法国国家贡献奖章。在颁奖仪式上,当记者要他谈自己的获奖感受时,他说,获得这个奖的不应该是他,而是他家所在小镇上的面包师密特朗先生。 Jerry, the largest bread dealer in the history of France, is known not only for its industries in Europe but also for charity. During the most difficult years of World War II, his family donated bread, worth tens of millions of francs, to civilians and army hungry for free, and General de Gaulle called it a “bread philanthropist.” After World War II, Jerry won the French national contribution medal. When the reporter asked him about his winning experience at the ceremony, he said that he should not be the recipient of this award, but Mr Mitterrand, the baker in his home town.