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Salle 3 - The Occupation | Creation of « Solidarity »
Jan–Sept 40

On June 14, 1940, the Wehrmacht (the Nazi army) marched through Paris.

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Photo, Bundesarchiv, Image 146-1994-036-09A, Paris, Parade on the Champs-Élysées

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3.1 The Involvement of Jews Immigrants in the War

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“Free France” – Overseas Resistance

A column of Panzer IVs in a French village in May 1940.

Adam Rayski

Albert Youdine

Armistice of June 1940

Belgians and French on the roads during the exodus, Gien, June 19, 1940.