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Salle 4 - State Antisemitism | Responses
Sept. 1940 – June 1941

Map of French prisoner-of-war camps in occupied Europe (Stalags and Oflags).

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Map, 1940–1944. Public Domain

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4.1 The Early Status of the Jews

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1941

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Documents from the same period

“Law on Foreign Nationals of the Jewish Race” of October 4, published in the Official Journal on October 18, 1940.

Anti-Semitic leaflet distributed by the Institute for the Study of Jewish Issues.

Draft of the “Law on the Status of Jews,” annotated in Pétain’s own hand. Document made public on October 3, 2010, by Serge Klarsfeld (pages 1 and 2).

Flyer by Communist students calling for a demonstration against the Gestapo’s arrest of the anti-fascist physicist Paul Langevin.

Flyer seized during a search. 1941.

Following the Montoire meeting (October 24, 1940), the October 26 issue of *L’Œuvre* celebrated Franco-German collaboration.