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Salle 11 - Création de l’UJRE

1943

Mendel (Marcel) Langer, commander of the 35th FTP-M.O.I. Brigade (Toulouse), was sentenced to death for transporting explosives, following the closing argument by Attorney General Lespinasse (March 1943).

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La Dépêche du Midi newspaper, March 12, 1943 © F. Verdier Museum Collection (DR)

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11.2 Battle of the FTP-M.O.I. in the South

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1943

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*La Dépêche du Midi* (Oct. 11, 1943) reported that the Resistance had executed Prosecutor Lespinasse, who had sought the death penalty for Marcel Langer.

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The August 15, 1943, issue of *La Voix de la Femme Juive* carries the headline “We Will Avenge Mendel Langer.”

Certificate of membership in the FFI, issued to Raymond Lévy of the 35th Marcel Langer Brigade, dated 1952.

Conviction of Raymond and Charles Lévy, members of the 35th Brigade of Toulouse, for “communist terrorist activities” (Oct. 6, 1943)

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