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In September–October 1941, the Université libre called on intellectuals and academics to join the National…
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Salle 5 - Armed resistance
June–August 41
In September–October 1941,
the Université libre
called on intellectuals and academics to join the National Front.
L’Université libre
newspaper, Sept./Oct. 1941 © BNF, Gallica
Room
5.3 Anti-Hitler Demonstrations and Repression
Period
1941
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Newspapers
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Newspapers
La Relève
, the underground publication of communist high school and college students, calls for resistance against the invader and honors the memory of the fighters executed by the Nazis (August 19, 1941)
Leaflets/Flyers
A flyer listing the broadcast times for Radio Moscow’s French-language programs.
Videos
A spectacular act by young Jewish communists, as recounted by Paulette Sarcey (Slifke).
Photos
Confiscation of radio sets by German authorities in the Lille region (May 12, 1941).
Photos
Entrance to the Borgnis-Desbordes barracks in Versailles, a screening center for volunteers wishing to enlist in the LVF and wear the German uniform.
Newspapers
Excerpt from the newspaper
L’Humanité
, July 25, 1941, calling for sabotage as a way to fulfill one’s patriotic duty.
