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Rescue of Jewish Children


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Salle 7 - Persecutions | The Resistance
Oct–Dec 41

7. Persecution | The Resistance

Gypsy children interned at the Rivesaltes camp, prior to their deportation.

On December 15, 1941, *Le Matin*, a collaborationist newspaper, reported on the reprisals ordered by the commander of the German Occupation forces in response to attacks by the Communist Resistance.

Order to requisition the Paris apartment of a Jewish professor for the use of a German general.

The key contributors to the underground newspaper *Unzer Wort*. All of them fell victim to Nazi repression.

Record for the “Family of the Executed” of B.Z., born in Warsaw, a French citizen, executed as a hostage on December 15, 1941, at Mont Valérien.

The December 16, 1941, issue of *La Croix* reported on the retaliatory measures ordered by Otto von Stülpnagel in response to the attacks carried out by the Communist Resistance.

Living in Hiding

Execution of hostages

Communist leaflet addressed to “French Women” on the occasion of November 11, 1941.

Flyer from the French National Youth Front Committee calling for a demonstration at Place de l’Étoile on November 11, 1941.

Letter from the OSE dated November 26, 1941, certifying the appointment of Charles Lederman as Director of the Lyon office, with the mission of working toward the liberation of the children.

Grant Alfred

The December 6, 1941, issue of *Unzer Wort* denounced the new anti-Jewish laws and called for a boycott of companies working for Germany.

Rudolf Zeiler

Bursztyn, Israel

Israeli Scouts of France (EIF)

Children’s Relief Organization (OSE)