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Huh? Individual secret cells of small groups of native French citizens were given assistance in funding, supplying with weapons, and organizing for most efficient effectiveness by American and British governments.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agobecause the French signed the Armistice and surrending. The Armistice did several things to France
- it divided France into two zones, the occupied zone by the Germans and the non occupied zone which was controlled by the french government in Vichy.
- the Germans occupied 3/5 of France (northen, western and the whole entire Alantic coast.
- the surrender of all the Jews living in France were given to the Germans
- the French army was disbanded except a force of 100,000 to maintain domestic order.
- over a million soldiers were sent to prison
- Armed forces were not allowed to leave the country or fight against the Germans
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∙ 12y agoThe resistence start because they wanted to liberate France and give hope to the citizens of France. Also it was to keep the Germans busy until the rest of Allies liberated France
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∙ 13y agoit didnt there is just little to no activity.
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∙ 13y agois there any Ned kelly poems that know body knows about
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∙ 12y agoBecause it was
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What is the French underground?
In WW2 the French Underground formed resistance groups opposed to the Nazi occupation of France . The Maquis were resistance groups primarily located in rural areas . Both were dedicated to sabotage of the German war effort in their country . Below are several links to additional information .
What were some of the resistance movements within occupied Europe and Germany?
THE FRENCH RESISTANCE The french communist resistance SOE And various others
What was the resistance movement -night of broken glass?
the french resistance
Who were the country's that were fighting Hitler?
America, Russia, Britain, Canada, French Resistance, Danish Resistance.
What was the D-day code for french resistance?
to gib?
French general who formed an underground movement known as the Free French?
The French general who formed an underground movement known as Free France was Charles de Gaulle. Specifically, he formed a government-in-exile in England, and from there also coordinated resistance movements within France.
French general who formed an underground movement known as the free french whose resistance fighters made heroic efforts to sabotage the Nazis?
Charles de Gaulle
Who formed the danish resistance?
I don't think one person in particular had formed the danish resistance. I think that maybe a group of people had formed it.
What is the French underground?
In WW2 the French Underground formed resistance groups opposed to the Nazi occupation of France . The Maquis were resistance groups primarily located in rural areas . Both were dedicated to sabotage of the German war effort in their country . Below are several links to additional information .
What were some of the resistance movements within occupied Europe and Germany?
THE FRENCH RESISTANCE The french communist resistance SOE And various others
How did Algeria's resistance to French rule differ from East Africans resistance to German rule?
the french east
How did Algeria's resistance to the french rule differ from east Africans resistance to German rule?
the french east
How did Algeria's resistance to french rule differ from east African resistance to German rule?
the french east
How did Algeria's resistance to French rule differ from the the East Africans resistance to German rule?
the french east
What was the resistance movement -night of broken glass?
the french resistance
How did Algeria and resistance to French rule differ from the East Africans and rsquo resistance to German rule?
the french east
How do you say French resistance in French?
La Résistance - Le Maquis
