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*En Avant*, an underground communist periodical, denounced supporters of Germany as traitors (February–March 1941).
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Sept. 1940 – June 1941
*En Avant*
, an underground communist periodical, denounced supporters of Germany as traitors (February–March 1941).
En Avant
magazine, No. 1, Feb.–Mar. 1941 © BNF, Gallica
Room
4.2 The Beginnings of the Resistance: the Organisation Spéciale (OS)
Period
1941
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Newspapers
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Police report dated October 28, 1940, containing translations of excerpts from issue No. 23 of
*Unzer Wort*
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