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Photos

Members of the 35th FTP-M.O.I. Brigade from Toulouse.

FTP-M.O.I. Resistance fighters from the Marat Company (Marseille), armed with Sten submachine guns, sabotaging a railroad track.

A radio transmitter used by the Resistance.

A Gestetner machine used by members of the Resistance to print leaflets, small posters, flyers, or newspapers.

F.T.P.F. members examining a train that had derailed as a result of sabotage at a place called La Porcherie (Haute-Vienne), 1943–1944.

Resistance fighter, liaison officer, organizing the distribution of leaflets (reconstruction after the Liberation).

In Grenoble, during the night of November 13–14, 1943, the Resistance blew up the German ammunition depot at the artillery range.

The “Information Office” for French workers on leave working in Germany (February 1943).

An act of sabotage on a railroad (no location or date given).

Members of the “Manouchian Group” before their execution. (German photo, Feb. 1944).

Generalfeldmarschall von Paulus, commander of the Nazi 6th Army (Wehrmacht), after his capture on January 31, 1943.

Map of the Auschwitz camps showing the location of the gas chambers and crematoria at Birkenau in the summer of 1944.

Hungarian Jews and children upon arrival at Auschwitz.

Jews and children during the “selection” upon arrival at Auschwitz.

The “selection” of Jewish deportees on the Auschwitz ramp: men on the left, women on the right.

Executions at Mont-Valérien on Feb. 21, 1944, of FTP-M.O.I. resistance fighters from the “Manouchian Group.” Photo taken secretly by a German non-commissioned officer.

Photo of the fire caused by the uprising of prisoners at the Treblinka extermination camp (August 2, 1943)

On March 10, 1943, at the Romans train station, protesters derailed a train carrying conscripts for the STO and delayed the convoy.

FTP-M.O.I. “Carmagnole-Liberté” resistance fighters from the Lyon region in 1943.

Young resistance fighters trained in the use of weapons in the Vercors maquis.

Resistance fighters learning how to use a radio.

Plaque at 48 rue du Four (6th arrondissement, Paris), commemorating the first clandestine meeting of the CNR, chaired by Jean Moulin.

Summer 1943: Railway sabotage carried out by the 4th FTP-M.O.I. detachment, known as the “derailers,” commanded by Joseph Boczov.

On October 7, 1943, Paul Nicolaï, of the “National Front for the Struggle for the Liberation and Independence of France,” welcomed General de Gaulle in Levie, Corsica.