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Salle 2 - Against Fascism | Outbreak of War
1934 - 1939

An underground communist leaflet denouncing the worsening living conditions of the working masses and the imperialist war (1939).

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French Communist Party (PCF) leaflet, 1939 © National Archives_Z/4/43, file 293

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2.3 Establishment of the clandestine intelligence network by the Jewish section of the M.O.I.

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1939

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