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Unification of the Resistance

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Salle 13 - Unification de la Résistance

April 1943 – April 1944

13. Unification of the Resistance


National Council of the Resistance (CNR)

Internal UJRE circular and questionnaire addressed to local leaders to improve the flow of information (June 1943).

German propaganda poster encouraging workers to go to Germany to work (1943).

Zionism

Representative Council of French Jews (CRIF)

On March 10, 1943, at the Romans train station, protesters derailed a train carrying conscripts for the STO and delayed the convoy.

Compulsory Labor Service (STO), June 18, 1943, census of departures for Germany of the 1939, 1941, 1942, and 1943 age groups.

Maquis

Report by the gendarmerie captain regarding a gathering of STO draft evaders in Saint-Pierre-d’Albigny.

A PCF leaflet calling on young people to desert the STO and join the Maquis.

FTP-M.O.I. “Carmagnole-Liberté” resistance fighters from the Lyon region in 1943.

A leaflet providing instructions to future members of the Resistance.

Young resistance fighters trained in the use of weapons in the Vercors maquis.

Resistance fighters learning how to use a radio.

Draft of General de Gaulle’s letter to the Central Committee of the PCF: Toward the Unification of the Resistance (January 1943).

Jean Moulin (“Rex”) informs General de Gaulle’s General Staff of the meeting of the CNR on May 25, 1943, and lists the organizations in attendance.

Jean’s Mill

Representatives of the Resistance movements at the C.N.R. Trade unions and republican political parties were also represented there.

Plaque at 48 rue du Four (6th arrondissement, Paris), commemorating the first clandestine meeting of the CNR, chaired by Jean Moulin.

The underground newspaper *Combat*, dated May 15, 1943, lists the acts of railway sabotage carried out by the Resistance between March 25 and April 25.

Decree establishing the organization and operation of the French National Liberation Committee, created on June 3 and announced in *La Dépêche Algérienne* on June 4, 1943.

Maquis M.O.I.

Summer 1943: Railway sabotage carried out by the 4th FTP-M.O.I. detachment, known as the “derailers,” commanded by Joseph Boczov.

In early 1944, acts of sabotage targeting the railroad infrastructure and rolling stock were on the rise. Letter to the prefect of the Dordogne.