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Salle 11 - Création de l’UJRE

1943

A radio transmitter used by the Resistance.

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Subject, ND © CHRD-Lyon, Greffe Collection, photo by Pierre Verrier

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11.3 Multifaceted Resistance

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1943

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Documents from the same period

*Jeune Combat*, the UJJ’s official publication dated September 4, 1943, denounced the Milice and the census and called on people to join the STO draft dodgers.

A Gestetner machine used by members of the Resistance to print leaflets, small posters, flyers, or newspapers.

Call by the National Movement Against Racist Barbarism (MNCR) for action to save Jews from deportation.

Certificate attesting to Elias P.’s (born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany) membership in the French Resistance, within the National Front for the Liberation and Independence of France.

Certificate of Participation in the MNCR’s Underground Work.

Charles Lederman’s genuine identity card, issued in Lyon on April 2, 1942, and his forged card in the name of Louviel (March 3, 1943).