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Papers regarding France and the French Resistance

MS. 15363/184

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Title

Papers regarding France and the French Resistance

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MS. 15363/184

Summary

Comprises:

Names and addresses of and correspondence with contacts in France, and notes, correspondence and articles regarding Anglo-French relations and the Free French Forces. Also includes statement of claim and opinion in the case of André Philip vs. Edward Hulton and Hulton Press Limited. 1939-1945

Correspondence regarding and draft of a scheme for the rescue of alien refugees in unoccupied France and French North Africa. 1941

Documents concerning the French Resistance inside and outside of France. 1943

Date

1939-1945

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (3 folders)

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Archive of David Astor

Second World War

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