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s15.pa1 .013 ebensee concentration camp 7mai 1945 MRJ MOI

Starving prisoners at the Ebensee concentration camp in Austria (May 7, 1945), the day after the camp was liberated.

s2.pa2 .011 pcf pacte 26aout 1939 mg MRJ MOI

Statement by the French Communist Party on August 26 following the signing of the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact.

s4.pa3 .002 paris soir 5avril 1941 mg MRJ MOI

Statement made to *Paris-Soir* on April 5, 1941, by Xavier Vallat, Commissioner General for Jewish Affairs (CGQJ).

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Statistical Overview of FTP-MOI Activities

s4.pa2 .003 stencil huma 12dec1940 MRJ MOI

Stencil (reproduction template) from *L’Humanité clandestine*, December 12, 1940.

s14.pa1 .012 ftp 1944 sabotages MRJ MOI

Summary of acts of sabotage carried out between January and August 1944 on the Montauban–Toulouse railroad line by the Louis Sabatié Maquis (a Communist member of the FTP-MOI in Montauban who was executed by the Vichy militia).

s8.pa2 .002 a tous nos camarades1.1942 min MRJ MOI

Summary of Safety Guidelines for Members of the Underground Communist Party (1942).

s11.pa1 .017 rapport nov 1943 ujj ftp MRJ MOI

Summary of the distribution of leaflets and flyers by the UJJ in November 1943. Excerpt

s13.pa1 .016 sabotage chalons boczov MRJ MOI

Summer 1943: Railway sabotage carried out by the 4th FTP-M.O.I. detachment, known as the “derailers,” commanded by Joseph Boczov.

s12.pa1 .002 convocation sto snecma mg MRJ MOI

Summoning dated January 19, 1943, for departure to Germany as part of the “first STO.”

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Suspension of ties between the PCF and the M.O.I.

suzanne spaak MRJ MOI

Suzanne Spaak

s2.pa2 .001 lois raciales nuremberg mg MRJ MOI

Table listing the racial definitions derived from the Nuremberg Laws of September 15, 1935.

44I E0044 1 49.7 tapissiers.coll valero MRJ MOI

Tapestry workshop on Rue Oberkampf (11th arrondissement, Paris) in 1930.

tenenbaum MRJ MOI

Techka Tenenbaum

s14.pa2 .005 telegramme izieu xlvi 240 MRJ MOI

Telegram dated April 6, 1944, from Klaus Barbie, head of the Gestapo in Lyon, regarding the arrest of the staff and children of the “Children’s Colony” in Izieu and their transfer to Drancy.

s15.pa1 .023 retour deporte dordogne MRJ MOI

Telegram dated May 21, 1945, announcing the return of deportee Jean Laveille to Mussidan in the Dordogne.

s13.pa2 .010 telegramme deportation MRJ MOI

Telegram dated September 21, 1943, describing the deportations and extermination of Jews in France and Italy, based on information from Bern, Switzerland.

s9.pa1 .023 telelegramme bousquet 22aout42 min MRJ MOI

Telegram from René Bousquet, Secretary General of the Vichy Police, to the prefects, demanding that they completely rid their regions of all foreign Jews (August 22, 1942).

s12.pa3 .006 telex eichmann nov1943 xlix 55 mg MRJ MOI

Telex dated November 13, 1943, from SS-Obersturmführer H. Röthke to A. Eichmann: 1,000 to 1,200 deportations of Jews to Auschwitz are planned.

s14.pa3 .014 levy train fantome ext1 mg MRJ MOI

Testimony of Raymond Lévy, a survivor of the “ghost train,” journey: Toulouse, July 3 – Dachau, August 28, 1944.—Excerpt

s14.pa3 .015 levy train fantome ext2 mg MRJ MOI

Testimony of Raymond Lévy, a survivor of the “ghost train.” The 750 deportees endured a 54-day journey (Toulouse, July 3–Dachau, August 28, 1944). Excerpt

s12.pa1 .005 bureau travail allemagne MRJ MOI

The “Information Office” for French workers on leave working in Germany (February 1943).

s9.pa1 .017 liberation saliege sept 1942 min MRJ MOI

The “Libération” Resistance movement published the pastoral letter from Archbishop Saliège of Toulouse denouncing anti-Semitic persecution (September 19, 1942).