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Salle 13 - Unification de la Résistance

April 1943 – April 1944

Members of the CNR gathered around its president, Georges Bidault, who succeeded Jean Moulin following the latter’s arrest and death.

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Photo, Sept. 1944, Paris © Musée Carnavalet_PH34491

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13.3 The National Council of the Resistance’s Program and Combat Operations on the Ground

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1944

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CNR brochure titled “Les Jours Heureux,” published in June 1944, announcing the Resistance’s action plan, including immediate measures and those to be implemented upon Liberation.

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Excerpt from “Les Jours Heureux”: Conditions for Implementing Immediate Action: Departmental Liberation Committees (CDL) and Armed Action.

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