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Salle 15 - End of the War | Reconstruction
Oct. 1944 – Nov. 1945

The clandestine printing press of the Francs Tireurs and Partisans Français (FTP) in the Lot

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15.3 Assessment of the Resistance of the Jewish Resistance Fighters of the M.O.I.

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1945

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Documents from the same period

A meeting at the headquarters of the UJJ, affiliated with the M.O.I., on Boulevard des Belges in the Brotteaux neighborhood of Lyon, fall 1944.

Robert Endewelt (former head of the UJJ in Paris) discusses the importance of preserving history and defines the Resistance as the actions taken by people in the face of a situation deemed irreversible.

Statistical Overview of FTP-MOI Activities

UJJ youth enlisted in the 1st Rhône Regiment. Sept. 1944