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s9.pa2 .025 mandelbaum panneau 1 MRJ MOI

The Journey of a Hidden Child: An Excerpt from Daniel Mandelbaum’s Account.

s3.pa2 .009 petit dauphinois 11juil 1940 MRJ MOI

The July 11, 1940, issue of *Le Petit Dauphinois* announced the vote granting full powers to Marshal Pétain.

s3.pa3 .002 humanite 7juil 1940 MRJ MOI

The July 7, 1940, issue of *L’Humanité clandestine* denounced Pétain and Laval’s “government of scoundrels.”

s3.pa1 .019 petit parisien 18juin 1940 MRJ MOI

The June 18, 1940, edition of *Le Petit Parisien* reported on the armistice proposal made by Pétain to the Third Reich (Nazi Germany).

s7.pa2 .020 artisans presse mg min MRJ MOI

The key contributors to the underground newspaper *Unzer Wort*. All of them fell victim to Nazi repression.

s9.pa2 .003 reseau garel mg min MRJ MOI

The key leaders of the Garel and Salomon networks, which made it possible to rescue a great many Jews.

s3.pa2 .017 loi revision.nat .22juillet 1940 mg MRJ MOI

The law of July 22, 1940, allowed for the revocation of French citizenship from those who had obtained it since 1927.

s14.pa3 .018 m.o.i. aout44 mg MRJ MOI

The leadership of the M.O.I. in the Paris region called on “immigrant communist comrades” to wage a “relentless struggle” against the enemy (summer 1944).

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The Liberation of France

s8.pa3 .033 implantation camps pologne min MRJ MOI

The Location of Nazi Camps in Europe: Concentration Camps and Extermination Camps.

s10.pa2 .016 wa cartefr deport.vs camp exte42 44 MRJ MOI

The main routes of deportation to the extermination camps (1942–1944).

s15.pa2 .023 maison andresy mg MRJ MOI

The Manoir de Denouval in Andrésy, acquired by the CCE on Dec. 28, 1945, took in Jewish orphans who had survived the deportations. Between 1945 and 1949, nearly 200 children aged 5 to 13 stayed at the manor.

s3.pa1 .009 paris soirextr invasions 11mai 1940 MRJ MOI

The May 11, 1940, edition of *Paris-Soir* reported on the German army’s invasion of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

s10.pa3 .011 notre voix 15mai43 1 MRJ MOI

The May 15, 1943, issue of *Notre Voix* covers the Soviet victory at Stalingrad and the Resistance of the Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto.

s3.pa1 .013 huma 16mai 1940 MRJ MOI

The May 16, 1940, issue of *L’Humanité clandestine* denounced the imperialist war.

s4.pa3 .022 humanite 25mai 1941 MRJ MOI

The May 25, 1941, special issue of *L’Humanité* calls for a fight against “the capitulators and traitors” and for people to join the National Front for the Independence of France.

s15.pa2 .010 humanite 29mai 1945.p.1 mg MRJ MOI

The May 29, 1945, issue of *L’Humanité* outlines the main demands of the PCF.

s2.pa1 .008 humanite 4mai1936 MRJ MOI

The May 4, 1936, issue of *L’Humanité* announced the Popular Front’s victory in the legislative elections, with 369 deputies (including 72 Communists) and 56.16% of the vote.

s9.pa2 .009 moissac mcxxiv b 127 MRJ MOI

The Moissac Children’s Home, founded by the Éclaireurs Israélites de France, took in nearly 500 Jews, thanks to the active support of the local community.

s6.pa3 .015 cloche mt valerien min MRJ MOI

The monument, created by Pascal Convert and unveiled in 2003, pays tribute to those executed by firing squad at Mont-Valérien. Engraved on it are the names of the 1,008 people executed by firing squad, listed in chronological order of execution.

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The Nazi concentration camp system in Europe (concentration camps and extermination camps).

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The Nazi flag flying over the Opera House during the Occupation of Paris.

s5.pa3 .013 unzer wort 8aout1941 MRJ MOI

The newspaper *Unzer Wort*, dated August 8, 1941, calling for “unity among the Jewish masses and brotherhood with the French people within the National Front for the Independence of France.”

s9.pa1 .009 j accuse ext 10oct 1942 min MRJ MOI

The October 10, 1942, issue of *J’accuse*, “the liaison organ of the French forces against racist barbarism,” published in the Northern Zone by the Mouvement National contre le Racisme (MNCR).