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Salle 14 - Insurrection et Libération

April–September 1944

Armband of the Women’s Patriotic Militia, belonging to Cécile Cerf.

Armband Overview

Objects, 1944 © USHMM, Washington—Cerf donation

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14.1 Toward a National Uprising

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1944

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Documents from the same period

*Notre Voix* reports on three armed attacks by the UJRE against German vehicle convoys, a train derailment, and the destruction of three high-voltage transmission towers (June 13–19, 1944).

A stamp attesting to the existence of the Women’s Patriotic Militias, belonging to Cécile Cerf, an organizer of the women’s Resistance.

Appeal from the Versailles Liberation Committee.

Call by the General Union of Immigrants to join the Patriotic Militias (Limoges, summer 1944).

Call from the UJRE to join the ranks of the French Internal Forces for the Liberation of France.

Cécile the Deer