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Salle 12 - Répression | Les grandes filatures
Jan. 43 – Mar. 44

The February 17, 1943, issue of *Paris-Soir* announced the second law on the SOT (February 16), which, one week later, became the STO (Compulsory Labor Service).

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Paris-Soir newspaper, Feb. 17, 1943 © BNF, Gallica

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12.1 Compulsory Labor Service and Propaganda

Period

1943

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NC

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NC
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“Down with Anti-Semitism,” a PCF leaflet that pays tribute to all those who fell in the fight against Nazism and calls for continuing the struggle against fascism.

A small poster from the French Communist Party calling for a demonstration on July 14, 1943, and urging people to join the struggle for national liberation.

An act of sabotage on a railroad (no location or date given).

Compulsory Labor Service (STO)

Flyer (small leaflet) opposing the implementation of the STO, 1943.

French Militia