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French Resistance Movements During World War II - Lecture 19

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This course examines the nature and organization of resistance in Vichy France during World War II. It considers communist, Jewish, Protestant, and civilian resistance, as well as debates over how resistance should be defined.

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- Chapter 1. Jews in Vichy France
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- Chapter 2. Mitterrand's Confession
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- Chapter 3. The Resistance: Roots in the Existing Communist Organization
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- Chapter 4. Religious Resistance Movements: The Jewish Underground and the Protestant Adoptions
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- Chapter 5. Defining Resistance: Mapping the Grey Areas
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- Chapter 6. Regional Resistance? The Lack of Geographic Determinism
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