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Documents

Conviction of Raymond and Charles Lévy, members of the 35th Brigade of Toulouse, for “communist terrorist activities” (Oct. 6, 1943)

Report by Police Commissioner Gillard (70 pages), listing the propaganda materials and weapons found in the homes of resistance fighters from the 35th FTP-M.O.I. Brigade, as well as their activities in 1943.

Report on Armed Operations by the 3rd FTP-M.O.I. Detachment in the Paris Region, June 1943.

Excerpt from a 1943 activity report by the Fourth FTP-M.O.I. Detachment: a train carrying German soldiers on leave was derailed by an explosion on the night of July 10–11.

On November 11, 1943, the National Front of Saône-et-Loire announced the imminent fall of Hitlerism.

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.

Operations carried out by UJRE combat groups in the Rhône department in late 1943.

FFi-UJRE certificate, issued by the Lyon combat group on September 15, 1944, attesting to the status of a liaison officer as a member of the Resistance since July 1940.

Form to be filled out to create a fake ID card.

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).

Summoning dated January 19, 1943, for departure to Germany as part of the “first STO.”

Report on an armed operation carried out by a FTP-M.O.I. group against a German patrol on June 23, 1943, near Sannois (Val-d’Oise).

Reconstruction of the first surveillance operation targeting Parisian members of the Jewish Communist Youth Organization by officers of the Special Brigades (January through March 1943), based on police reports.

Police report on the arrest of Paulette Szlifke (Sliwka-Sarcey) (March 23, 1943).

Report on the armed operation carried out by the 4th FTP-M.O.I. detachment against a German train on the night of August 17–18, 1943 (Seine-et-Marne).

Police report (Special Brigades) on the surveillance of Rebecca Majner, “Gamine,” for February–March 1943. “Gamine” is shown on the left side of the diagram of the first surveillance operation.

Record of Henri Krasucki, who arrived in Drancy on June 21, 1943, and was deported to Auschwitz on the 23rd of that same month.

Record of Paulette Szlifke (Sliwka-Sarcey), who arrived in Drancy on May 18, 1943, and was deported to Auschwitz on June 23.

Reconstruction of the second surveillance operation targeting Parisian members of the UJRE and the second detachment of the FTP-M.O.I. by officers of the Special Brigades (March to June 1943), based on police reports.

Police report (Special Brigades) on the surveillance of André Terreau, alias “Blondinet,” for July–August 1943.

Reconstruction of the third surveillance operation targeting Parisian members of the FTP-M.O.I. by officers of the Special Brigades (July through November 1943), based on police reports.

Police report (Special Brigades) on the surveillance of Joseph Boczor “Ivry,” for September–October 1943 (3rd surveillance operation).