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A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' leaders, the invasion of France, Liberation, purge of traitors, the political struggles in the liberated territories, this movie encompasses all the topics in a generally objective view, although I might disagree with some points. Still, I find it interesting enough to take the time of the translation and to share it with you. Enjoy and please, write a comment.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 632
This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competition. We didn't win anything. Enjoy!
- published: 30 Mar 2008
- views: 232952
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into action to take the city, using a combination of smuggled weapons, hunting rifles and captured enemy equipment. What follows is a dramatic "you are there" front row seat on resistance fighters battling German troops i(including a Panther Tank) on the boulevards of the capital, all filmed as it happened by citizen cameraman. Action packed!
Get this film and 2 more on our new "World War 2 Resistance Fighters " DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
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- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 8688
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed during World War 2 -- from British secret agents to French Resistance fighters to special mission RAF pilots and operational commanders. This remarkable film on British S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive) wartime espionage operations in occupied France was shot on location after the Liberation. The film is a composite recreation of actual operations combined into one story line. The stars of the show, Harry Ree ("Agent Felix") and Jacqueline Nearne ("Agent Cat"), were real secret agents who ran dangerous espionage missions in conjunction with the French Resistance..You'll see the agents train in a special school for spies in Britain followed by their infiltration into France. Then you'll see how they made their contacts, set up networks and safe houses, received supplies by night air drop, operated secret radios to send intelligence and receive instruction, and of course, they blew things up. You'll also get an in depth look inside S.O.E operations back in the U.K, once again played by actual participants, including assigning & monitoring missions and the logistics behind hundreds of secret nighty air drops to aid the resistance.
Get this video and a lot more on our "World War 2 Resistance Fighters" DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
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- published: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 46809
Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown.
Possibly Chartres, France.
VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field
Pan pan front of Cathedral (Chartres ?).
VS of group of French resistance fighters marching along street. They are given food by local women. Shots of them eating and drinking.
Shots of Resistance with German Prisoners of War (POWs) and Free French soldiers. CU Road sign Chartres.
More shots of French Resistance fighters gathering. Shots of weapons being handed down from hay loft where they have been hidden. Shots of fighters with guns. They are seen looking over Bren gun and Sten machine gun. Groups of fighters move off. One group includes a woman holding a Sten gun. Shots of them marching off carrying the French flag.
FILM ID:1982.1
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pilots and even to outright warfare and the recapturing of towns. Resistance movements were the people of the inhabited place trying to stop the Nazi Government. Resistance movements are sometimes also referred to as " the underground".
Among the most notable resistance movements were the Yugoslav Partisans (largest in WW2), the Polish Home Army, the Soviet partisans, the French Forces of the interior, the Italian CLN, the Norwegian Resistance, the Greek resistance and the Dutch Resistance.
Jean Moulin, de Gaulle's representative in France, tasked with unifying the various French Factions into one French Resistance Movement. Moulin was betrayed in 1943 and was tortured to death by Klaus Barbie (Head of the Gestapo in Lyon), nicknamed the Butcher of Lyon. This served only to strengthen the resolve of the resisters and Moulin is hailed as " a famous son of France ".
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Moulin
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_Barbie
Many countries had resistance movements dedicated to fighting the Axis invaders and Germany itself also had an anti- Nazi movement. Although Britain didnt suffer the Nazi occupation in WW2, the British made preparations for a British Resistance Movement, called Auxilliary Units, in the event of a German Invasion. Various organisations were also formed to establish foreign resistance cells or support exisiting resistance movements, like the British SOE and the American OSS.
There were also resistance movements fighting against the Allies. In Italian East Africa, after the Italian forces were defeated during the East African Campaign, some Italians partcipated in a guerilla war against the British (1941-1943). The German Nazi Resistance movement ("Werwolf") never mounted to much. On the other hand, the " Forest Brothers" of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania included many fighters who fought for the Nazis and operated against the Soviet Occupation .
Organisation
Organsiation was dangerous, so much resistance was done by individuals. The possibilities depended much on the terrain, where there were large tracts of uninhabited land, especially hills and forests, resistance could more easily get organsied undetected. This favoured in particular the Soviet Partisan in Russia. In the much more densely populated Netherlands, the Biesbosch wilderness could be used to go into hiding. In Northern Italy, both the Alps and Appennines offered shelter to partisan brigades though many groups operated directly inside the major cities.
There were many types of groups, ranging in activity from humanitarian aid to armed resistance, sometimes cooperating to a varying degree. Resistance usually arose spontaneously but was encouraged and helped mainly from London and Moscow.
Various forms of resistance were
1. Non- violent ie Sabotage where locals, forced to work for the Nazis would work slowly or badly - Strikes and demonstartion - Professional Resistance by churches, students, Doctors or other professionals.
2. Armed ie raids on distribution offices for food or doucuments, temporary liberation of areas such as in Yugoslavia, Paris and Northern Italy occasionally assisted by the Allies- uprisings as in Warsaw in 1943/1944- continuous battle and guerilla warfare, such as partisans in the USSR and Yugoslavia or the Maquis in France
3.Espionage, including sending reports of military importance (eg troop movements, weather etc
4.Illegal press to counter Nazi propaganda
5.Politaical resistance to prepare for the reorganisation after the war
6.Helping people go into hiding (eg to escape froced labour or deportation as took place in the Netherlands
7.Helping Allied military personnel caught behind the Lines
http://libertesoe.webs.com/theresistance.htm
THE RESISTANCE CONTINUES
Secret files reveal 9,000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII
As many as 5,000 Nazis went to Argentina
Between 1,500 and 2,000 ended up in Brazil
Around 500 to 1,000 settled in Chile
The rest started new lives in Paraguay and Uruguay
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2117093/Secret-files-reveal-9-000-Nazi-war-criminals-fled-South-America-WWII.html
- published: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 10178
The French Resistance (French; La Résistance française) is the name used to denote the collection of French resistance movements that fought against the Nazi German occupation of France and against the collaborationist Vichy régime during World War II. Résistance cells were small groups of armed men and women (called the Maquis in rural areas), who, in addition to their guerrilla warfare activities, were also publishers of underground newspapers, providers of first-hand intelligence information, and maintainers of escape networks that helped Allied soldiers and airmen trapped behind enemy lines. The men and women of the Résistance came from all economic levels and political leanings of French society, including émigrés; conservative Roman Catholics, including priests; members of the Jewish community; and citizens from the ranks of liberals, anarchists, and communists.
The French Resistance played a significant role in facilitating the Allies' rapid advance through France following the invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944, and the lesser-known invasion of Provence on 15 August, by providing military intelligence on the German defenses known as the Atlantic Wall and on Wehrmacht deployments and orders of battle. The Résistance also planned, coordinated, and executed acts of sabotage on the electrical power grid, transportation facilities, and telecommunications networks. It was also politically and morally important to France, both during the German occupation and for decades afterward, because it provided the country with an inspiring example of the patriotic fulfillment of a national imperative, countering an existential threat to French nationhood. The actions of the Résistance stood in marked contrast to the collaboration of the regime installed at Vichy.
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112:06France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLESFrance in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' leaders, the invasion of France, Liberation, purge of traitors, the political struggles in the liberated territories, this movie encompasses all the topics in a generally objective view, although I might disagree with some points. Still, I find it interesting enough to take the time of the translation and to share it with you. Enjoy and please, write a comment. -
10:17The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWIIThe French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competition. We didn't win anything. Enjoy! -
11:56French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - RestoredFrench Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into action to take the city, using a combination of smuggled weapons, hunting rifles and captured enemy equipment. What follows is a dramatic "you are there" front row seat on resistance fighters battling German troops i(including a Panther Tank) on the boulevards of the capital, all filmed as it happened by citizen cameraman. Action packed! Get this film and 2 more on our new "World War 2 Resistance Fighters " DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n Zeno Zeno's Warbird Videos http://zenoswarbirdvideos.com Zeno's Flight Shop Aviation & Combat DVDs http://www.zenosflightshop.com -
69:04School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed during World War 2 -- from British secret agents to French Resistance fighters to special mission RAF pilots and operational commanders. This remarkable film on British S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive) wartime espionage operations in occupied France was shot on location after the Liberation. The film is a composite recreation of actual operations combined into one story line. The stars of the show, Harry Ree ("Agent Felix") and Jacqueline Nearne ("Agent Cat"), were real secret agents who ran dangerous espionage missions in conjunction with the French Resistance..You'll see the agents train in a special school for spies in Britain followed by their infiltration into France. Then you'll see how they made their contacts, set up networks and safe houses, received supplies by night air drop, operated secret radios to send intelligence and receive instruction, and of course, they blew things up. You'll also get an in depth look inside S.O.E operations back in the U.K, once again played by actual participants, including assigning & monitoring missions and the logistics behind hundreds of secret nighty air drops to aid the resistance. Get this video and a lot more on our "World War 2 Resistance Fighters" DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n Zeno http://www.zenoswarbirdvideos.com -
2:23The Great Escape - CAFE SCENE - FRENCH RESISTANCE
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4:46Chartres French Resistance (1944)
Chartres French Resistance (1944)Chartres French Resistance (1944)
Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown. Possibly Chartres, France. VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field Pan pan front of Cathedral (Chartres ?). VS of group of French resistance fighters marching along street. They are given food by local women. Shots of them eating and drinking. Shots of Resistance with German Prisoners of War (POWs) and Free French soldiers. CU Road sign Chartres. More shots of French Resistance fighters gathering. Shots of weapons being handed down from hay loft where they have been hidden. Shots of fighters with guns. They are seen looking over Bren gun and Sten machine gun. Groups of fighters move off. One group includes a woman holding a Sten gun. Shots of them marching off carrying the French flag. FILM ID:1982.1 -
23:49French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles BovillFrench Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pilots and even to outright warfare and the recapturing of towns. Resistance movements were the people of the inhabited place trying to stop the Nazi Government. Resistance movements are sometimes also referred to as " the underground". Among the most notable resistance movements were the Yugoslav Partisans (largest in WW2), the Polish Home Army, the Soviet partisans, the French Forces of the interior, the Italian CLN, the Norwegian Resistance, the Greek resistance and the Dutch Resistance. Jean Moulin, de Gaulle's representative in France, tasked with unifying the various French Factions into one French Resistance Movement. Moulin was betrayed in 1943 and was tortured to death by Klaus Barbie (Head of the Gestapo in Lyon), nicknamed the Butcher of Lyon. This served only to strengthen the resolve of the resisters and Moulin is hailed as " a famous son of France ". www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Moulin www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_Barbie Many countries had resistance movements dedicated to fighting the Axis invaders and Germany itself also had an anti- Nazi movement. Although Britain didnt suffer the Nazi occupation in WW2, the British made preparations for a British Resistance Movement, called Auxilliary Units, in the event of a German Invasion. Various organisations were also formed to establish foreign resistance cells or support exisiting resistance movements, like the British SOE and the American OSS. There were also resistance movements fighting against the Allies. In Italian East Africa, after the Italian forces were defeated during the East African Campaign, some Italians partcipated in a guerilla war against the British (1941-1943). The German Nazi Resistance movement ("Werwolf") never mounted to much. On the other hand, the " Forest Brothers" of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania included many fighters who fought for the Nazis and operated against the Soviet Occupation . Organisation Organsiation was dangerous, so much resistance was done by individuals. The possibilities depended much on the terrain, where there were large tracts of uninhabited land, especially hills and forests, resistance could more easily get organsied undetected. This favoured in particular the Soviet Partisan in Russia. In the much more densely populated Netherlands, the Biesbosch wilderness could be used to go into hiding. In Northern Italy, both the Alps and Appennines offered shelter to partisan brigades though many groups operated directly inside the major cities. There were many types of groups, ranging in activity from humanitarian aid to armed resistance, sometimes cooperating to a varying degree. Resistance usually arose spontaneously but was encouraged and helped mainly from London and Moscow. Various forms of resistance were 1. Non- violent ie Sabotage where locals, forced to work for the Nazis would work slowly or badly - Strikes and demonstartion - Professional Resistance by churches, students, Doctors or other professionals. 2. Armed ie raids on distribution offices for food or doucuments, temporary liberation of areas such as in Yugoslavia, Paris and Northern Italy occasionally assisted by the Allies- uprisings as in Warsaw in 1943/1944- continuous battle and guerilla warfare, such as partisans in the USSR and Yugoslavia or the Maquis in France 3.Espionage, including sending reports of military importance (eg troop movements, weather etc 4.Illegal press to counter Nazi propaganda 5.Politaical resistance to prepare for the reorganisation after the war 6.Helping people go into hiding (eg to escape froced labour or deportation as took place in the Netherlands 7.Helping Allied military personnel caught behind the Lines http://libertesoe.webs.com/theresistance.htm THE RESISTANCE CONTINUES Secret files reveal 9,000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII As many as 5,000 Nazis went to Argentina Between 1,500 and 2,000 ended up in Brazil Around 500 to 1,000 settled in Chile The rest started new lives in Paraguay and Uruguay http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2117093/Secret-files-reveal-9-000-Nazi-war-criminals-fled-South-America-WWII.html
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'French Resistance' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Red Rose of Normandy (2011)
Actors: Damian Chapa (actor), Tino Struckmann (producer), Tino Struckmann (director), Tino Struckmann (writer), Tino Struckmann (actor), Read Ridley (producer), Seth Scofield (miscellaneous crew), Seth Scofield (actor), Caspar von Winterfeldt (actor), John Beale (actor), Caspar von Winterfeldt (producer), Jack Dimich (actor), Leslie Mills (actress), Samuel Meadows (miscellaneous crew), Samuel Meadows (actor),
Plot: Klaus Muller, a battle-hardened veteran, finds himself fighting for his life on the Russian front. Surrounded by overwhelming numbers of Russian tanks and planes, he and his men are doomed until famed German tank ace, Michael Wittmann, shows up in his Tiger Tank and saves the day. Once wounded, Klaus is transferred to Normandy to serve under Field Marshal Rommel just days before the Allied invasion. Much to his surprise, he finds that his beloved Klaudia is also stationed nearby as a field nurse. Unfortunately, so is her father, who is working with the French resistance and now finds himself pursued by the ruthless Gestapo officer Brahms, whose search leads him to Klaus and Klaudia attempting a rescue. They are caught and imprisoned. As D-Day begins and the Allies attack from the beaches and the sky, they escape from the prison, fighting the Gestapo in the middle of the biggest invasion in world history. We follow the D-Day invasion through the scared eyes of Sgt. Roberts whose path will cross with Muller in unexpected ways, as their individual fights lead them to cross paths.
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Secrets Of War, On All Fronts 01 The French Resistance
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France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' leaders, the invasion of France, Liberation, purge of traitors, the political struggles in the liberated territories, this movie encompasses all the topics in a generally objective view, although I might disagree with some points. Still, I find it interesting enough to take the time of the translation and to share it with you. Enjoy and please, write a comment. -
The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competition. We didn't win anything. Enjoy! -
French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into action to take the city, using a combination of smuggled weapons, hunting rifles and captured enemy equipment. What follows is a dramatic "you are there" front row seat on resistance fighters battling German troops i(including a Panther Tank) on the boulevards of the capital, all filmed as it happened by citizen cameraman. Action packed! Get this film and 2 more on our new "World War 2 Resistance Fighters " DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n Zeno Zeno's Warbird Videos http://zenoswarbirdvideos.com Zeno's Flight Shop Aviation & Combat DVDs http://www.zenosflightshop.com -
School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed during World War 2 -- from British secret agents to French Resistance fighters to special mission RAF pilots and operational commanders. This remarkable film on British S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive) wartime espionage operations in occupied France was shot on location after the Liberation. The film is a composite recreation of actual operations combined into one story line. The stars of the show, Harry Ree ("Agent Felix") and Jacqueline Nearne ("Agent Cat"), were real secret agents who ran dangerous espionage missions in conjunction with the French Resistance..You'll see the agents train in a special school for spies in Britain ... -
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Chartres French Resistance (1944)
Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown. Possibly Chartres, France. VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field Pan pan front of Cathedral (Chartres ?). VS of group of French resistance fighters marching along street. They are given food by local women. Shots of them eating and drinking. Shots of Resistance with German Prisoners of War (POWs) and Free French soldiers. CU Road sign Chartres. More shots of French Resistance fighters gathering. Shots of weapons being handed down from hay loft where they have been hidden. Shots of fighters with guns. They are seen looking over Bren gun and Sten machine gun. Groups of fighters move off. One group includes a woman holding a Sten gun. Shots of them marching off carrying the French flag. ... -
French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pilots and even to outright warfare and the recapturing of towns. Resistance movements were the people of the inhabited place trying to stop the Nazi Government. Resistance movements are sometimes also referred to as " the underground". Among the most notable resistance movements were the Yugoslav Partisans (largest in WW2), the Polish Home Army, the Soviet partisans, the French Forces of the interior, the Italian CLN, the Norwegian Resistance, the Greek resistance and the Dutch Resistance. Jean Moulin, de Gaulle's representative in France, tasked with unifying the various French Factions into one French Resistance Movement. Moulin w...
Secrets of War Declassified: The French Resistance
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- Duration: 52:03
- Updated: 29 Sep 2014
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WARNING: Contains images that might shock sensitive persons.
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WARNING: Contains images that might shock sensitive persons.
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Secrets Of War, On All Fronts 01 The French Resistance
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- published: 10 Aug 2015
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France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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- Duration: 112:06
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
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A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' l...
A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' leaders, the invasion of France, Liberation, purge of traitors, the political struggles in the liberated territories, this movie encompasses all the topics in a generally objective view, although I might disagree with some points. Still, I find it interesting enough to take the time of the translation and to share it with you. Enjoy and please, write a comment.
wn.com/France In 1944 Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation English Subtitles
A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collaboration, French SS, Resistance, De Gaulle's tensions with the Allies' leaders, the invasion of France, Liberation, purge of traitors, the political struggles in the liberated territories, this movie encompasses all the topics in a generally objective view, although I might disagree with some points. Still, I find it interesting enough to take the time of the translation and to share it with you. Enjoy and please, write a comment.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 632
The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
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- Duration: 10:17
- Updated: 30 Mar 2008
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This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competit...
This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competition. We didn't win anything. Enjoy!
wn.com/The French Resistance The Silent Heroes Of Wwii
This video was my groups history day project for 2008. It came in first at the state level, and we went to the University of Maryland for the national competition. We didn't win anything. Enjoy!
- published: 30 Mar 2008
- views: 232952
French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
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- Duration: 11:56
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 8688
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into act...
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into action to take the city, using a combination of smuggled weapons, hunting rifles and captured enemy equipment. What follows is a dramatic "you are there" front row seat on resistance fighters battling German troops i(including a Panther Tank) on the boulevards of the capital, all filmed as it happened by citizen cameraman. Action packed!
Get this film and 2 more on our new "World War 2 Resistance Fighters " DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
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As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation forces left the city to meet them. The French Resistance leaped into action to take the city, using a combination of smuggled weapons, hunting rifles and captured enemy equipment. What follows is a dramatic "you are there" front row seat on resistance fighters battling German troops i(including a Panther Tank) on the boulevards of the capital, all filmed as it happened by citizen cameraman. Action packed!
Get this film and 2 more on our new "World War 2 Resistance Fighters " DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
Zeno
Zeno's Warbird Videos
http://zenoswarbirdvideos.com
Zeno's Flight Shop Aviation & Combat DVDs
http://www.zenosflightshop.com
- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 8688
School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
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- Duration: 69:04
- Updated: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 46809
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed du...
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed during World War 2 -- from British secret agents to French Resistance fighters to special mission RAF pilots and operational commanders. This remarkable film on British S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive) wartime espionage operations in occupied France was shot on location after the Liberation. The film is a composite recreation of actual operations combined into one story line. The stars of the show, Harry Ree ("Agent Felix") and Jacqueline Nearne ("Agent Cat"), were real secret agents who ran dangerous espionage missions in conjunction with the French Resistance..You'll see the agents train in a special school for spies in Britain followed by their infiltration into France. Then you'll see how they made their contacts, set up networks and safe houses, received supplies by night air drop, operated secret radios to send intelligence and receive instruction, and of course, they blew things up. You'll also get an in depth look inside S.O.E operations back in the U.K, once again played by actual participants, including assigning & monitoring missions and the logistics behind hundreds of secret nighty air drops to aid the resistance.
Get this video and a lot more on our "World War 2 Resistance Fighters" DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
Zeno
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wn.com/School For Danger Soe French Resistance Fight The German Occupation Restored 1945
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is that the characters play themselves performing the roles they executed during World War 2 -- from British secret agents to French Resistance fighters to special mission RAF pilots and operational commanders. This remarkable film on British S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive) wartime espionage operations in occupied France was shot on location after the Liberation. The film is a composite recreation of actual operations combined into one story line. The stars of the show, Harry Ree ("Agent Felix") and Jacqueline Nearne ("Agent Cat"), were real secret agents who ran dangerous espionage missions in conjunction with the French Resistance..You'll see the agents train in a special school for spies in Britain followed by their infiltration into France. Then you'll see how they made their contacts, set up networks and safe houses, received supplies by night air drop, operated secret radios to send intelligence and receive instruction, and of course, they blew things up. You'll also get an in depth look inside S.O.E operations back in the U.K, once again played by actual participants, including assigning & monitoring missions and the logistics behind hundreds of secret nighty air drops to aid the resistance.
Get this video and a lot more on our "World War 2 Resistance Fighters" DVD http://bit.ly/M4k16n
Zeno
http://www.zenoswarbirdvideos.com
- published: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 46809
The Great Escape - CAFE SCENE - FRENCH RESISTANCE
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- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 29 Jun 2013
- views: 13766
WW2 - french resistance (footage)
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- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 27 Nov 2010
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WW2 in August 1944
WW2 in August 1944
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Chartres French Resistance (1944)
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
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Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown.
Possibly Chartres, France.
VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field
...
Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown.
Possibly Chartres, France.
VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field
Pan pan front of Cathedral (Chartres ?).
VS of group of French resistance fighters marching along street. They are given food by local women. Shots of them eating and drinking.
Shots of Resistance with German Prisoners of War (POWs) and Free French soldiers. CU Road sign Chartres.
More shots of French Resistance fighters gathering. Shots of weapons being handed down from hay loft where they have been hidden. Shots of fighters with guns. They are seen looking over Bren gun and Sten machine gun. Groups of fighters move off. One group includes a woman holding a Sten gun. Shots of them marching off carrying the French flag.
FILM ID:1982.1
wn.com/Chartres French Resistance (1944)
Unissued / unused material - dates and location unclear or unknown.
Possibly Chartres, France.
VS of American tank firing gun. Shots of tanks in field
Pan pan front of Cathedral (Chartres ?).
VS of group of French resistance fighters marching along street. They are given food by local women. Shots of them eating and drinking.
Shots of Resistance with German Prisoners of War (POWs) and Free French soldiers. CU Road sign Chartres.
More shots of French Resistance fighters gathering. Shots of weapons being handed down from hay loft where they have been hidden. Shots of fighters with guns. They are seen looking over Bren gun and Sten machine gun. Groups of fighters move off. One group includes a woman holding a Sten gun. Shots of them marching off carrying the French flag.
FILM ID:1982.1
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
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- Duration: 23:49
- Updated: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 10178
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pil...
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pilots and even to outright warfare and the recapturing of towns. Resistance movements were the people of the inhabited place trying to stop the Nazi Government. Resistance movements are sometimes also referred to as " the underground".
Among the most notable resistance movements were the Yugoslav Partisans (largest in WW2), the Polish Home Army, the Soviet partisans, the French Forces of the interior, the Italian CLN, the Norwegian Resistance, the Greek resistance and the Dutch Resistance.
Jean Moulin, de Gaulle's representative in France, tasked with unifying the various French Factions into one French Resistance Movement. Moulin was betrayed in 1943 and was tortured to death by Klaus Barbie (Head of the Gestapo in Lyon), nicknamed the Butcher of Lyon. This served only to strengthen the resolve of the resisters and Moulin is hailed as " a famous son of France ".
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Moulin
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_Barbie
Many countries had resistance movements dedicated to fighting the Axis invaders and Germany itself also had an anti- Nazi movement. Although Britain didnt suffer the Nazi occupation in WW2, the British made preparations for a British Resistance Movement, called Auxilliary Units, in the event of a German Invasion. Various organisations were also formed to establish foreign resistance cells or support exisiting resistance movements, like the British SOE and the American OSS.
There were also resistance movements fighting against the Allies. In Italian East Africa, after the Italian forces were defeated during the East African Campaign, some Italians partcipated in a guerilla war against the British (1941-1943). The German Nazi Resistance movement ("Werwolf") never mounted to much. On the other hand, the " Forest Brothers" of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania included many fighters who fought for the Nazis and operated against the Soviet Occupation .
Organisation
Organsiation was dangerous, so much resistance was done by individuals. The possibilities depended much on the terrain, where there were large tracts of uninhabited land, especially hills and forests, resistance could more easily get organsied undetected. This favoured in particular the Soviet Partisan in Russia. In the much more densely populated Netherlands, the Biesbosch wilderness could be used to go into hiding. In Northern Italy, both the Alps and Appennines offered shelter to partisan brigades though many groups operated directly inside the major cities.
There were many types of groups, ranging in activity from humanitarian aid to armed resistance, sometimes cooperating to a varying degree. Resistance usually arose spontaneously but was encouraged and helped mainly from London and Moscow.
Various forms of resistance were
1. Non- violent ie Sabotage where locals, forced to work for the Nazis would work slowly or badly - Strikes and demonstartion - Professional Resistance by churches, students, Doctors or other professionals.
2. Armed ie raids on distribution offices for food or doucuments, temporary liberation of areas such as in Yugoslavia, Paris and Northern Italy occasionally assisted by the Allies- uprisings as in Warsaw in 1943/1944- continuous battle and guerilla warfare, such as partisans in the USSR and Yugoslavia or the Maquis in France
3.Espionage, including sending reports of military importance (eg troop movements, weather etc
4.Illegal press to counter Nazi propaganda
5.Politaical resistance to prepare for the reorganisation after the war
6.Helping people go into hiding (eg to escape froced labour or deportation as took place in the Netherlands
7.Helping Allied military personnel caught behind the Lines
http://libertesoe.webs.com/theresistance.htm
THE RESISTANCE CONTINUES
Secret files reveal 9,000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII
As many as 5,000 Nazis went to Argentina
Between 1,500 and 2,000 ended up in Brazil
Around 500 to 1,000 settled in Chile
The rest started new lives in Paraguay and Uruguay
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2117093/Secret-files-reveal-9-000-Nazi-war-criminals-fled-South-America-WWII.html
wn.com/French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans Soe Charles Bovill
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging from non-cooperation, disinformation and propaganda to hiding crashed pilots and even to outright warfare and the recapturing of towns. Resistance movements were the people of the inhabited place trying to stop the Nazi Government. Resistance movements are sometimes also referred to as " the underground".
Among the most notable resistance movements were the Yugoslav Partisans (largest in WW2), the Polish Home Army, the Soviet partisans, the French Forces of the interior, the Italian CLN, the Norwegian Resistance, the Greek resistance and the Dutch Resistance.
Jean Moulin, de Gaulle's representative in France, tasked with unifying the various French Factions into one French Resistance Movement. Moulin was betrayed in 1943 and was tortured to death by Klaus Barbie (Head of the Gestapo in Lyon), nicknamed the Butcher of Lyon. This served only to strengthen the resolve of the resisters and Moulin is hailed as " a famous son of France ".
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Moulin
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_Barbie
Many countries had resistance movements dedicated to fighting the Axis invaders and Germany itself also had an anti- Nazi movement. Although Britain didnt suffer the Nazi occupation in WW2, the British made preparations for a British Resistance Movement, called Auxilliary Units, in the event of a German Invasion. Various organisations were also formed to establish foreign resistance cells or support exisiting resistance movements, like the British SOE and the American OSS.
There were also resistance movements fighting against the Allies. In Italian East Africa, after the Italian forces were defeated during the East African Campaign, some Italians partcipated in a guerilla war against the British (1941-1943). The German Nazi Resistance movement ("Werwolf") never mounted to much. On the other hand, the " Forest Brothers" of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania included many fighters who fought for the Nazis and operated against the Soviet Occupation .
Organisation
Organsiation was dangerous, so much resistance was done by individuals. The possibilities depended much on the terrain, where there were large tracts of uninhabited land, especially hills and forests, resistance could more easily get organsied undetected. This favoured in particular the Soviet Partisan in Russia. In the much more densely populated Netherlands, the Biesbosch wilderness could be used to go into hiding. In Northern Italy, both the Alps and Appennines offered shelter to partisan brigades though many groups operated directly inside the major cities.
There were many types of groups, ranging in activity from humanitarian aid to armed resistance, sometimes cooperating to a varying degree. Resistance usually arose spontaneously but was encouraged and helped mainly from London and Moscow.
Various forms of resistance were
1. Non- violent ie Sabotage where locals, forced to work for the Nazis would work slowly or badly - Strikes and demonstartion - Professional Resistance by churches, students, Doctors or other professionals.
2. Armed ie raids on distribution offices for food or doucuments, temporary liberation of areas such as in Yugoslavia, Paris and Northern Italy occasionally assisted by the Allies- uprisings as in Warsaw in 1943/1944- continuous battle and guerilla warfare, such as partisans in the USSR and Yugoslavia or the Maquis in France
3.Espionage, including sending reports of military importance (eg troop movements, weather etc
4.Illegal press to counter Nazi propaganda
5.Politaical resistance to prepare for the reorganisation after the war
6.Helping people go into hiding (eg to escape froced labour or deportation as took place in the Netherlands
7.Helping Allied military personnel caught behind the Lines
http://libertesoe.webs.com/theresistance.htm
THE RESISTANCE CONTINUES
Secret files reveal 9,000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII
As many as 5,000 Nazis went to Argentina
Between 1,500 and 2,000 ended up in Brazil
Around 500 to 1,000 settled in Chile
The rest started new lives in Paraguay and Uruguay
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2117093/Secret-files-reveal-9-000-Nazi-war-criminals-fled-South-America-WWII.html
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Secrets of War Declassified: The French Resistance
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Secrets Of War, On All Fronts 01 The French Resistance
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France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
A 2004 French TV documentary on the events of 1944 seen by the French. Occupation, collabo...
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France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
France in 1944: Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance, Liberation ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
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The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII
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French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
As the Allies closed the ring on Paris in the Summer of 1944, most of German occupation fo...
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French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944 - Restored
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School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
This is one the most exciting World War 2 espionage films you'll see. What's unique is tha...
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School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
School for Danger: SOE & French Resistance Fight the German Occupation - Restored 1945
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The Great Escape - CAFE SCENE - FRENCH RESISTANCE
One of my favorite scenes from THE GREAT ESCAPE movie of 1963
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The Great Escape - CAFE SCENE - FRENCH RESISTANCE
The Great Escape - CAFE SCENE - FRENCH RESISTANCE
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WW2 in August 1944
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Chartres French Resistance (1944)
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Chartres French Resistance (1944)
Chartres French Resistance (1944)
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French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
Resistance Movements occurred in every occupied country by a variety of means, ranging fro...
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French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
French Resistance Archive Footage Paris Partisans SOE Charles Bovill
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The French Resistance: The Silent Heroes of WWII...
French Resistance Fighters Battle for Paris - 1944...
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Yellowstone Rangers End Search For Man Who Fell Into Hot Spring
Edit WorldNews.com 09 Jun 2016
Rangers suspended their attempts on Wednesday to recover the body of a man who wandered from a designated boardwalk and fell into an acidic hot spring at Yellowstone National Park, another in a string of incidents raising concerns over visitor behavior, the Associated Press reports. Park spokeswoman Charissa Reid indicated that the acidic water had essentially dissolved the body ... ....
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Report: Government-Led Forces Closing In On ISIS-Held Sitre
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Jun 2016
... and northern Syrian provinces of Aleppo and Raqqa, the report said.Five government fighters were killed in Wednesday’s fighting and another 25 were wounded, the report said.Another official said the forces, mainly militiamen from the nearby city of Misrata, had encountered little resistance in recent days aside from roadside bombs, the report said....
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Four New Elements Added to Periodic Table
Edit WorldNews.com 09 Jun 2016
Scientific history was made earlier today as the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry verified four new elements to be included in The Periodic Table according to Inquisitr. The elements came from scientists in Japan, Russia, and America and will be incorporated into textbooks for the next school year as part of the revised chemistry curriculum ... Russian and U.S ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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[VIDEO]: Florida Police Respond To Report Of Body In Gator's Mouth
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Jun 2016
The body of an unidentified person was discovered Tuesday afternoon in the Lake Hunter section of Lakeland, Fla. inside the mouth of an eight-foot alligator, CBS News reported.Lakeland police spokesman Gary Gross told CBS affiliate WTSP officers responded to a call concerning an alligator with a body in its mouth. Officers were able to retrieve the body, and Gross said a trapper was called to capture the eight-foot reptile....
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Pakistani Woman Burns Daughter Alive for Eloping
Edit The Daily Beast 09 Jun 2016« back to news headlines
A lesson in wartime history as Northern Ireland fans embark on their Euro 2016 journey
Edit Belfast Telegraph 08 Jun 2016
In August 1944, Allied troops, mainly American and French, landed west of Nice in Operation Dragoon ... One of the most beautiful of French cities, Lyon lies in an idyllic setting, with the Rhone and Saone rivers converging almost in the city centre to form the Presqu'ile, a peninsula ... On September 3, 1944, it was liberated jointly by the 1st Free French Division and the FFI, the French Resistance....
Obituary: Madeleine LeBeau, French film actress
Edit Scotsman 08 Jun 2016
With tear-filled eyes, she is seen among a group of French refugees responding with a defiant rendition of La Marseillaise to German soldiers singing the patriotic folk song Die Wacht am Rhein ... That did not stop them appearing together in the 1943 war drama Paris After Dark, in which LeBeau acted a cafe owner secretly helping the French resistance – sharing one scene with Dalio, who played a collaborator....
Follow the day's events in real time
Edit Deseret News 07 Jun 2016
Allied warships are opening fire on the French coast, hoping to crack German defences & clear way for landing craft. pic.twitter.com/fKERXdUDgD— WW2 Tweets from 1944 (@RealTimeWWII) June 6, 2016. H-Hour on D-Day ... Lord Lovat leads UK Commandos to capture village, is offered champagne by French caf owner ... Free French Gen ... Agents of French resistance working with Allied invaders in Normandy, guiding paratroopers & sabotaging railways....
This is the poem the Allies used to signal the beginning of D-Day
Edit Vox 06 Jun 2016
D-Day (or "Operation Overlord" to use its official title) was a herculean planning task, requiring remarkable coordination both between the British, American, Free French, and Commonwealth armies, and with French resistance fighters on the ground, who were charged with helping aerial bombers disrupt German transportation routes, so as to impair the Germans' ability to send reinforcements....
Former Gov. Whitman honors husband by sending students to Normandy
Edit NJ dot com 06 Jun 2016
The John R. Whitman Normandy Scholarship will send students on a 12-day tour of D-Day battle sites, all expenses paid. Watch video. TEWKSBURY -- For former Gov. Christie Todd Whitman and her husband, it was a trip of a lifetime ... D-Day anniversary ... Thousands of soldiers died or were wounded after meeting fierce resistance from German troops ... Students also meet with local veterans of the French Resistance to hear their stories ... How to apply ... ....
Furst moves politics, his craft forward in return to Night Soldiers series
Edit The Oklahoman 05 Jun 2016
The book is a history of the first of the three phases of the French Resistance, with the academic upper class resisting ... The main hero of the novel is Mathieu, a French newspaperman turned leader of his own resistance cell ... He zeroes in on particular men and women who emulate the French spirit ... “After the war, when the French people were asked why they got involved in the resistance lines, they said, ‘Because I was asked.’”....
Alan Furst moves politics, his craft forward in return to Night Soldiers series in 'A ...
Edit Deseret News 04 Jun 2016
The book is a history of the first of the three phases of the French Resistance, with the academic upper class resisting ... The main hero of the novel is Mathieu, a French newspaperman turned leader of his own resistance cell ... “After the war, when the French people were asked why they got involved in the resistance lines, they said, ‘Because I was asked.’”....
Alliance Française de Pune organizes ‘Duras Resistance’ play
Edit The Times of India 04 Jun 2016
Alliance Francaise de Pune (AFP) will be presenting a world renowned play named Duras Resistance in Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune near Pashan on June 11 ... During the second World War, she was part of the French Resistance fighting against the invasion of the German troupes," said the official press release....
These Pictures Show That Josephine Baker Was More Than an Entertainer
Edit Time Magazine 03 Jun 2016
In addition to performing for troops, she is said to have delivered military intelligence messages written in invisible ink on sheet music to aid the French Resistance movement during World War II. Such acts of heroism later earned her the Croix de Guerre, and she was named a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor by French President Charles de Gaulle....
In Alan Furst's 'A Hero of France,' wartime Paris shines
Edit The Miami Herald 01 Jun 2016
In Paris, Mathieu leads a cell in the French Resistance, concentrating its efforts on rescuing airmen with the Royal Air Force whose planes have crashed in France after bombing runs on Germany ... The slightest slip-up means imprisonment or death, either at the hands of the French police or the Germans ... head the effort in Paris against the Resistance....
How to be “radically free”: Leveraging philosophy to choose between two great options
Edit Quartz 29 May 2016
French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre has a not-unearned reputation for gloominess ... Sartre puts forward just such a crossroads scenario in his 1946 lecture “Existentialism is a humanism,” where he describes a pupil torn between looking after his ailing mother and joining the French resistance ... ....
Eighty years on, Spain may at last be able to confront the ghosts of civil war
Edit The Guardian 29 May 2016
The conflict between Republicans and Nationalists that erupted in 1936 was distorted by Franco and largely neglected by later governments ... Related ... Amid fierce resistance, it still hasn’t happened ... A heroic resistance saw the Nationalist forces beaten back ... Some Republicans went on to fight for the French Resistance against the Nazis. The refugees hoped to be welcomed by the French, but they were treated with suspicion and hostility ... ....
Vicki Michelle: "This issue isn't going to beat me"
Edit Belfast Telegraph 28 May 2016
She found fame as sexy waitress Yvette in Eighties comedy 'Allo 'Allo, but today Vicki Michelle's passion for performing is even more intense because it provides the only respite from a distressing condition ... Get Me Out Of Here! - reveals for the first time the distress she's suffering because of tinnitus. Share Go To ... I then struggle to drop off again ... The wartime sitcom about the French resistance ran from 1982 to 1992 ... ....
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