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Salle 2 - Contre le fascisme | Début de la guerre
1934 - 1939

Europe after the Munich Conference and the German-Soviet Pact.

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Map, 1994 © CREHSGM, Le Monde (DR)

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2.2 The German-Soviet Pact

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Documents from the same period

Paris-Soir, September 18, 1939: The USSR carries out the Occupation of the eastern part of Poland.

The August 26, 1939, issue of *L’Humanité* —which was seized and banned—called for the “unity of the French nation against Hitler’s aggression.”

The September 30, 1938, issue of *L’Humanité* reports on the Munich Conference and points out that Czechoslovakia and the USSR were not invited.

A Yiddish reading of Adam Rayski’s editorial in *Naïe Presse* from September 4, 1939.

Communist International (CI)

Édouard Daladier