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*Der Frayhayts Kemfer*
(*The Freedom Fighter*), a wall newspaper published by the Jews in the International Brigades. At the top is the motto of the Botwin Company: “For our freedom and yours.”
Newspapers
*Droit et Liberté*
No. 9, a publication of the UJRE, predicts the impending defeat of the Third Reich (Nazi Empire). July 1944.
Newspapers
*En Avant*
, an underground communist periodical, denounced supporters of Germany as traitors (February–March 1941).
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*Jeune Combat*
, the UJJ’s official publication dated September 4, 1943, denounced the Milice and the census and called on people to join the STO draft dodgers.
Newspapers
*L’Action française*
, a royalist, nationalist, and anti-Semitic newspaper, dated June 7, 1936.
Newspapers
*La Dépêche du Midi*
(Oct. 11, 1943) reported that the Resistance had executed Prosecutor Lespinasse, who had sought the death penalty for Marcel Langer.
Newspapers
*La Marseillaise*
No. 1 (Dec. 1, 1943), the underground newspaper of the National Front for Provence, celebrates the liberation of Corsica (September–October 1943).
Newspapers
*Le Populaire*
, a socialist daily, celebrates the success of the united response against the fascist leagues.
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*Notre Voix*
(excerpts) from June 1, 1943—the day after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising—called on the Jews of France to take up arms against the Nazis as part of the FTP.
Newspapers
*Notre Voix*
reports on three armed attacks by the UJRE against German vehicle convoys, a train derailment, and the destruction of three high-voltage transmission towers (June 13–19, 1944).
Newspapers
*Pitiwye Zaytung*
, a Yiddish newspaper published by the internees at the Pithiviers camp, June 1942.
Newspapers
Fraternité
, “a liaison organ for French forces fighting against racist barbarism,” an underground publication in the southern zone. Issue No. 1, February 1942.
Newspapers
Front National
newspaper, August 26, 1944.
Newspapers
La Croix
has published a list of senators and representatives who were removed from office because they are Jews.
Newspapers
La Croix
, July 24, 1906.
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)
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Naïe Presse
Newspapers
Naïe Presse
, January 1, 1934: headline in the center: “New Decrees on Foreign Workers.”
Newspapers
Our *Parole*
of September 1, 1941, and
*Unzer Wort*
of September 1, 1941, published the appeal issued by Soviet Jewish leaders on August 24.
Newspapers
Our newspaper *Notre Parole*
, in its March 8, 1943, edition, after praising the Soviet military successes, warned Jews—both foreign and French—against roundups and deportation.
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Newspapers
Our
December 1942 issue of
*La Voix*
calls for unity against the Vichy government and the Occupation forces.
Newspapers
Our
June 20, 1943, issue of
*Notre Voix*
calls for the unification of all Jewish forces in the struggle and pays tribute to the “Jews who fought for the glorious FTPF.”
Newspapers
Paris-Soir
, September 18, 1939: The USSR carries out the Occupation of the eastern part of Poland.
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