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Guillon, Jean-Marie. "La Résistance dans le Var : essai d'histoire politique." Aix-Marseille 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989AIX10017.
Full textThis study is above all political. It is departmental and regional and covers the period from 1940 to the present. After introducing the Var, it follows the setting-up of the Vichy regime and the formation of an early opposition, expressing itself by spontaneous acts, and the subsequent formation of resistance groups organised before the occupation. It shows how they fitted into the local republican spirit. The evolution of public opinion under the successive occupations, italian and german, and faced with accumulated contraints precedes the analysis of the three poles around which the whole resistance revolved : the m. U. R. , the forces backing them (socialists and free masons) and the institutional part they played, the intelligence network, as well as the o. R. A. And the s. A. P. , the obscure lead by the communist party. This resistance was at the origin of one of the first c. D. L. In france, but it was beset by increasingly bitter internal conflicts which gradually eroded the political and military hegemony of the m. U. R. This tension deepened in the spring of 1944 and especially after the mobilization of 6th june, during this memorable period of history
Douzou, Laurent. "Le mouvement de résistance Libération-Sud (1940-1944)." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010640.
Full textOut of the three main resistance movements created in the southern zone of France in 1940-1941, liberation-sud was the only one which had never been studied as a whole yet. The thesis is divided into three parts. First,it stresses the "prehistoric" period of the movement (autumn 1940-march 1941), when a small group was formed to gather those who did not intend to follow the French government of Vichy. The second part (march 1941-december 1942) studies the movement itself. The chronology of its growth, the periodisation of its activity,the personnality of those who helped its developpement,the way the movement worked and organized its services,its settlement in the various regions and districts (which allows to outline a sociology of its members) : such are the themes treated. The third part studies the thought and the political strategy of the movement between 1941 and 1944 through a study of its underground press on the one hand, and by focusing on the links it developped with the other movements and with Général De Gaulle's authority on the other hand. It deals especially with a question often tackled by historians: that of communist
Ebako, Éliane. "Le ralliement du Gabon à la France Libre : une guerre franco-française (septembre-décembre 1940)." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040051.
Full textFrom september to december 1940, Gabon was the theatre of military action between Frenchmen. These fights put to grips Gaullists and Vichysts. Coming from Cameroon in the North, and from Pointe Noire (French Congo) in the South, the Free French Forces rallied this colony, starting from inland, seldom by persuasion, most of the time by armed forces. Facing the authorities of this territory, which were stubbornly loyal to Vichy, General de Gaulle was compelled to go over to the offensive in order to break down the resistance of this colony. The point was to destroy this vichyst bridgehead so as to use this small territory as a back basis, in order to resume fighting at the side of the British Forces, especially on the Libyan battlefront. Libreville was the most important place for the operations of this civil war, which has been now willingly forgotten
Lacour-Astol, Catherine. "La Résistance féminine : répression et reconnaissance (1940-début des années 1950) : l'exemple du Nord." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010IEPP0050.
Full textThe North of France, which was twice occupied by the German army, is an ideal area from which to examine the gender of the Resistance as well as the development of women’s constructions. This thesis aims at approaching the women’s Resistance and its representations, by means of repression and gratitude. The repression, as conducted by the OFK 670, revealed an earlier and diverse Resistance, the original feature of which lied in assistance. The repression also displayed the autonomy of women’s commitment to the Resistance. The majority of the female victims of the German repression have acted in an individual way. Nevertheless, the repression which touched them depended on sexual difference, through its chronology, its methods, its intensity. Post-war years were the time of a contrasted and ephemeral recognition. The political scene and field of honors opened up to the female members of the Resistance. Studying the different actors of gratitude (Resistance organizations, local powers, members of Resistance), its chronology – during the war, and once the war was over – and its cultural determiners, showed that women themselves represented the most important brake to the recognition of female resisters and women’s Resistance. Female members of Resistance had no interest in social recognition, thus they have ignored the step to obtain medals or status of « volunteer fighter of the Resistance ». At the same time, they have played a small role in the building of the Resistance memory, which can explain why, in the case of women, the figure of the victim competes with that of the Resistant
Boivin, Michel. "Les manchois dans la tourmente de la guerre, 1939-1945." Caen, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003CAEN1378.
Full textWieviorka, Olivier. "Destins d'un mouvement de résistance : défense de la France." Paris 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA010591.
Full textDefense de la France" is a resistance movement localized in northern France. At the beginning, the movement prints a newpaper ; then, it makes false identity documents and creates "maquis". Mostly parisian, D. F. Is also implanted in brittany and burgondy and attracts more and more members, 3. 000 in august 1944. In spite the differences between the members, the movement creates a real unity which lies on the actions it propounds. Untill 1942, it believies in Petain's double jeu but since january 1943, it accepts to join Charles de Gaulle. In 1944, Defense de la France. Creates a newspaper, France-Soir, and a political movement, the mln. But these endeavours fail
Vedel, Bonnery Audrey. "La France de la BBC, 1938-1944." Dijon, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005DIJOA001.
Full textPuybouffat-Merrien, Rose. "Vichy et les femmes : ordre moral, contrôle social, accommodement et résistances : famille, jeunesse, travail." Amiens, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AMIE0018.
Full textHoffmann, Elisabeth. "La mémoire de la « Résistance » au prisme d’une histoire comparée des associations d’anciens résistants du Luxembourg, de l’Alsace, de la Moselle et de la Belgique de l’Est (1944-2017)." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0053/document.
Full textThe present thesis, which has been accomplished with the support of the Fonds national de la Recherche du Luxembourg and within the research project “Partizip 2” at the University of Luxembourg (partizip.uni.lu) as well as in a cotutelle with the University of Lorraine, is an analysis of the memory of “Resistance” in Luxembourg, Alsace, Moselle and East Belgium. from 1944 to 2017. These territories were (de facto) incorporated within the Third Reich after the German invasion of Western Europe on the 10th of May of 1940. During the research, various asymmetries between these territories at the level of memory medias such as monuments, museums or legal statuses as a tribute to former resistance members were noticed. However, these memory asymmetries do not only appear between the state of Luxembourg and the French and Belgian regions, but also between the regions themselves. Thus the difference between the national and regional levels seems to be an accurate explanation if we compare the Grand-Duchy with the French and Belgian regions, but it does not allow us to understand the memory variations between these regions. Which are then the reasons that causes these memory asymmetries? Or in other words: which factors do contribute to the intensification of the memory of “Resistance”? In order to determine these factors, a comparative study of associations of former resistance members in Luxembourg, Alsace, Moselle and Est Belgium was undertaken, as they are crucial memory actors who often initiate the memory medias mentioned above
Baldenweck, Michel. "De la Résistance au rétablissement de la légalité républicaine en Normandie : histoire de la Seine Inférieure (1943-1946) de l'occupation à la Libération." Rouen, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012ROUEL004.
Full textWe analyze the return to legality and Republican organization processes and decisions of the resistance and their effects in Seine Inferieure from 1943 to 1946. The study of the evolution of new political balance in the department since 1936 and is part of a description and analysis of new administrative and economic organizations : the regional prefects and intendants, the state police, specialized services repression against the resistance. We analyzed the main power groups : the Catholic Church, the Freemasons, the Jewish community, economic organizations, political parties, trade unions. . . It is also an analysis of the continuity of the state in the context of war, occupation, collaboration and the Liberation and during the purification. Particular attention was paid to the Resistance : its formation, its components, its business and its staff, its action at the exit of War, the establishment and functioning of the Departmental Commitee of National Liberation (CDLN) and local commitees (CLLN). We analyzed the output of War and the various problems facing the Seine inferieure and more generally in Normandy. The task of the authorities was immediately to face, once calm was restored, supplies in the clearing, sea and land mine clearance, reconstruction, the return of deportees and required the STO, the management of German POWs, restart the business activity, including the reopening of ports and rail links and waterways. Attention was paid to the political and administrative treatment, to that of businesses and the conclusions of the commission of illegal profits, internments, the courts of justice and civic Rooms were created in 1944
Books on the topic "Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 – Mouvements de résistance – France"
R, Kedward H. Naissance de la Résistance dans la France de Vichy, 1940-1942: Idées et motivations. Seyssel: Champ Vallon, 1989.
Find full textMichel, Henri. La seconde guerre mondiale. 8th ed. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1993.
Find full textChristiane, Franck, and Colloque "La France de 1945" (1996 : Caen, France), eds. La France de 1945: Résistance, retours, renaissance : actes du colloque de Caen (17-19 mai 1995). Caen: Presses Universitaires de Caen, 1996.
Find full textChristiane, Franck Cadier, Quellien Jean, and Université de Caen, eds. La France de 1945: Résistances, retours, renaissances : actes du colloque de Caen, 17-19 mai 1995. Caen (France): Université de Caen, 1996.
Find full textR, Kedward H., and Austin Roger, eds. Vichy France and the resistance: Culture & ideology. London: Croom Helm, 1985.
Find full textChristine, Levisse-Touzé, and Trouplin Vladimir, eds. Dans l'honneur et par la victoire: Les femmes compagnons de la libération. Paris: Tallandier, 2008.
Find full textFrance and the Second World War: Occupation, collaboration, and resistance. London: Routledge, 2001.
Find full textUnrecognized resistance: The Franco-American experience in World War Two. New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers, 2004.
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