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Salle 2 - Contre le fascisme | Début de la guerre
1934 - 1939

A 1936 CGT poster promoting the 40-hour workweek.

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C.G.T. poster, 1936 © Lille Municipal Archives

Salle

2.1 A united front against two common threats

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1936

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