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Decree No. 11 of September 3, 1944 (the day of Lyon’s Liberation) issued by the…
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Salle 14 - Insurrection and Liberation
April–September 1944
Decree No. 11 of September 3, 1944 (the day of Lyon’s Liberation) issued by the Regional Commissioner of the Republic for the Lyon region, repealing all measures of racial discrimination.
Document, Sept. 4, 1944 © Rhône Departmental Archives_283 W 29
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14.4 Popular Uprisings. The Involvement of Young Jews
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1944
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