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«Mon honneur s'appelle fidélité» (the "une" is probably an accident of translation) is the French translation of the German SS motto «Meine Ehre heißt Treue.»

The usual English translation seems to be “My Honor Is Loyalty.”

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The language is French and it means "my honor is called a fidelity"

It's French and it means "my honor is called/named fidelity"

It's French, and it means something like "My honour is the name of fidelity".

it's french, the translation is sketchy, but basically it says,'' my honour .........one fidelity''

i can't tell you what s'appelle means look at a french lesson book in your local library

This is French and it means "My honor is called fidelity"

french, but lost for the translation, but it looks vbery much like Quebios french, from Montreal Canada

FRENCH

My honor is called a fidelity

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It's french, ask a marine.