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Call for the Unity of the Peuple de France for Liberation (February 13, 1943)
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Salle 11 - Creation of the UJRE
1943
Call for the Unity of the Peuple de France for Liberation (February 13, 1943)
Document, 1943 © The Anti-Racist Press Under the Nazi Occupation. Published by UJRE, 1950.
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11.1 The Communist Jewish Resistance Movement
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1943
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