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Collaboration and Resistance in World War II Europe - Lecture 23

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This course examines collaboration and resistance in occupied Europe during World War II, challenging myths about reluctant collaboration and widespread resistance. It focuses especially on France, Charles de Gaulle’s wartime memory, historical interpretations of collaboration, and the work of the French Resistance.

Syllabus

- Chapter 1. Resistance in Eastern and Southern Europe .
- Chapter 2. Charles de Gaulle and Memory of the Second World War.
- Chapter 3. Writing the History of French Collaboration: Developments in the 1970s and 1980s .
- Chapter 4. The Work of the French Resistance .
- Chapter 5. Communism and Resistance .

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