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“One struggle for one homeland”: a “Free France” propaganda poster, printed in Great Britain.
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Salle 13 - Unification de la Résistance
April 1943 – April 1944
“One struggle for one homeland”: a “Free France” propaganda poster, printed in Great Britain.
Poster, ND, Manchester © La Contemporaine, Knopf, AFF_030810_01
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13.2 Federation of Jewish Movements
Period
1944
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Posters
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