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Salle 5 - Résistance armée
June–August 41

The newspaper *Unzer Wort*, dated August 8, 1941, calling for “unity among the Jewish masses and brotherhood with the French people within the National Front for the Independence of France.”

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Unzer Wort newspaper, August 8, 1941 © BNF, Gallica

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5.3 Anti-Hitler Demonstrations and Repression

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1941

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NC
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A flyer listing the broadcast times for Radio Moscow’s French-language programs.

A spectacular act by young Jewish communists, as recounted by Paulette Sarcey (Slifke).

Confiscation of radio sets by German authorities in the Lille region (May 12, 1941).

Entrance to the Borgnis-Desbordes barracks in Versailles, a screening center for volunteers wishing to enlist in the LVF and wear the German uniform.

Excerpt from the newspaper L’Humanité, July 25, 1941, calling for sabotage as a way to fulfill one’s patriotic duty.