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Leaflets/Flyers

Leaflet from the UJJ calling for action on November 11, 1943.

Leaflet from the Marseille Region Defense Committee warning Jews about the UGIF’s activities.

Flyer (small leaflet) opposing the implementation of the STO, 1943.

A leaflet issued by Vichy and the German Occupation authorities, featuring *L’Affiche rouge* on the front and denouncing “The Anti-France Conspiracy” on the back, February 1944.

“Down with Anti-Semitism,” a PCF leaflet that pays tribute to all those who fell in the fight against Nazism and calls for continuing the struggle against fascism.

A leaflet published by the UJRE in March 1944 paying tribute to the fighters of the “Army of Crime” and honoring, among those executed in connection with the “Red Poster” affair, the immigrants and Jews who died for France. _Excerpt.

A small poster from the French Communist Party calling for a demonstration on July 14, 1943, and urging people to join the struggle for national liberation.

A PCF leaflet calling on young people to desert the STO and join the Maquis.

A leaflet providing instructions to future members of the Resistance.

UJJ leaflet calling on young Jews to join the resistance—Excerpt, p. 1

UJJ leaflet denouncing the UGIF and calling on young Jews to take up the fight—Excerpt from p. 2

“For a Day of Struggle on July 14”: a leaflet calling for a demonstration on July 14, 1943, signed by the main Resistance organizations.

UJJ leaflet dated January 22, 1944, calling on young Jews to join the resistance en masse.

PCF leaflet outlining the social, economic, and political measures of the Resistance’s action program.

A leaflet signed by the “Marcel Langer Detachment of the 35th Brigade of the FTPF” (Toulouse), announcing reprisals against German soldiers.

The UJRE reminds its “Jews” of basic safety guidelines (leaflet from February 1944).

A leaflet from the UJJ calling on Jewish youth, in the aftermath of the Normandy landings, to join the Patriotic Militias.

“Down with the Child Killers”: A leaflet by the Lyon branch of the UJRE denouncing the UGIF’s collaboration in the deportation of Jewish children.

Flyer: The UJRE Calls on Parisian Jews to Rise Up (August 19, 1944).

A leaflet from the UJRE addressed to the Jewish community of Limoges, calling for continued action. The city was liberated on August 21, 1944, by FTPF resistance fighters led by Colonel Georges Guingouin.

Posters seeking missing deportees.

A leaflet dated October 25, 1941, dropped over France between October 30, 1941, and November 4, 1941. In it, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President of the United States, condemns the executions of hostages in Châteaubriant.

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

Flyer distributed on October 27, 1939, in Meudon near the Renault factories.