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Salle 3 - The Occupation | Creation of “Solidarity”
Jan–Sept 40

At the request of Louis Gronowski and Jacques Kaminski (national leaders of the M.O.I.), former editors of *Naïe Presse* and executives from the former Jewish Section of the M.O.I. founded “Solidarité.”

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3.3 Covert Activities of the Jewish Section of the M.O.I.

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1940

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“Appeal of July 10, 1940”: a text by the PCF, titled “Peuple de France,” distributed beginning in late July 1940.

“Solidarity”

Our Word

The underground newspaper *L’Humanité*, Issue No. 75, dated September 10, 1940, denounces anti-Semitism.

A Communist leaflet from October 1941 satirizing the Vichy motto of the National Revolution, “Work-Family-Fatherland,” which had become the official ideology in 1940.

A leaflet dropped by the Royal Air Force (RAF), offering advice to the French on how to avoid having their radios confiscated and announcing the broadcast times for the BBC in London, August 1940.