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The first page of an unpublished inspection report by Cécile Cerf from a hideout of…
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Salle 14 - Insurrection et Libération
April–September 1944
The first page of an unpublished inspection report by Cécile Cerf from a hideout of the Patriotic Militias of Saône-et-Loire.
Document, 1944 © USHMM, Washington_Cerf donation
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14.1 Toward a National Uprising
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1944
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