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Salle 11 - Création de l’UJRE

1943

11. Establishment of the UJRE


*Jeune Combat*, the UJJ’s official publication dated September 4, 1943, denounced the Milice and the census and called on people to join the STO draft dodgers.

Certificate attesting to Elias P.’s (born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany) membership in the French Resistance, within the National Front for the Liberation and Independence of France.

F.T.P.F. members examining a train that had derailed as a result of sabotage at a place called La Porcherie (Haute-Vienne), 1943–1944.

Resistance fighter, liaison officer, organizing the distribution of leaflets (reconstruction after the Liberation).

Germaine Bach-Israël’s Experience as a Liaison Officer.

Liaison Officers

Certificate of Participation in the MNCR’s Underground Work.

Leaflet from the UJJ calling for action on November 11, 1943.

Operations carried out by UJRE combat groups in the Rhône department in late 1943.

In Grenoble, during the night of November 13–14, 1943, the Resistance blew up the German ammunition depot at the artillery range.

Frid Simon

FFi-UJRE certificate, issued by the Lyon combat group on September 15, 1944, attesting to the status of a liaison officer as a member of the Resistance since July 1940.

Fake documents

Form to be filled out to create a fake ID card.

Leaflet from the Marseille Region Defense Committee warning Jews about the UGIF’s activities.

Charles Lederman’s genuine identity card, issued in Lyon on April 2, 1942, and his forged card in the name of Louviel (March 3, 1943).

Techka Tenenbaum

Jacques Kott

Idel Korman

UJRE and UJJ Combat Groups