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in November 1933 for French workers to welcome their German comrades, and to "break the existing xenophobic currents." In 1934 Hénaff was appointed secretary of the CGTU's regional union of Parisian trade unions. In 1936 he joined the PCF central committee. In this role he was among the negotiators
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plant went on strike in April 1947, catching the CGT by surprise. By the end of 28 April 12,000 workers were out. At first, Hénaff tried to suppress the movement, calling the leaders "Gaullist-Trotskyite Anarchists" and "Hitlero-Trotskyite
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published a manifesto that said, "The Spanish people would have already suppressed the Fascist rebellion if the rebel leaders had not been able to obtain, and did not still obtain, war matériel from international Fascist organizations.
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in the pay of de Gaulle." As the strike escalated, he was forced to swing round in support of the strikers. Hénaff, representing both the CGT and the PCF, gave his support at a protest meeting on 30 April. The strike ended on 16 May.
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To avoid growing risk of arrest, Hénaff moved in 1943 with his wife and children from Paris to Lyon, where he directed the underground unions in the southern zone and liaised between the FTP and the
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The rise of anti-semitism in Germany in the 1930s caused growing numbers of Jewish refugees to move to France. Union rank and file members were often openly hostile, and blamed the refugees for the
361:, but was defeated by a RPF–SFIO coalition led by Edmond Pépin. Eugène Hénaff' died on 28 October 1966 at the age of 61. His name was given to a polytechnic school at 55 avenue Raspail in 143:(PCF). He was soon elected secretary of the cement workers' union, and then became regional secretary of the building unions. From 29 June to 29 August 1933 the building workers of 237:. At Clairvaux he met François Poletti, a militant Communist since 1920. Poletti's wife Marie continued to collect and hide arms. She was later arrested and eventually died in 155:. Hénaff and Benoït Frachon, the national representatives, provided assistance to the local militants Auguste Walch, Frédéric Fassnacht, Joseph Mohn and Georges Woldi. 428:
Pour triompher de la misère. Vive l'unité. Les Propositions de la CGT et les articles de Benoît Frachon, secrétaire général de la CGT, pour la réalisation de l'unité
333:. In 1945 he became secretary-general of the CGT's Departmental Union of the Seine. He occupied this position until 1966. Hénaff was also a member of the PCF 136: 1070: 307: 210:, but managed to escape. A confidential police report on a clandestine meeting of communist militants on 24 July 1940 gave the attendees as 258: 124:, Brittany, to a family of farm laborers. From the age of ten he worked as a farm boy. His family moved to Paris, first to the 375:
at 29 Boulevard du Temple in the 3rd arrondissement. The 435-seat meeting room was inaugurated by the Mayor of Paris in 2007.
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Hénaff resumed his underground activities under the pseudonym "Denis", and joined the leadership of the PCF's
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that ended the general strike, and was one of the signatories to the agreements. After the outbreak of the
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introduced him to Hénaff, who was responsible for the armed struggle under the direction of
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Hénaff was mobilized in 1939 at the start of World War II. He was taken prisoner at
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Résistantes et résistants en Seine-Saint-Denis: un nom, une rue, une histoire
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began to form popular committees in the work places and clandestine unions.
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In April 1953 Henaff led the Communist list in the municipal elections of
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Workers and Communists in France: From Popular Front to Eurocommunism
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went on strike, and the strike spread to enterprises elsewhere in
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Le Pré, entre Paris et banlieue: histoire-s du Pré-Saint-Gervais
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On 20 October 1940 Hénaff was arrested again and imprisoned at
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La Mission de Paris: cinq prêtres-ouvriers insoumis témoignent
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Uneasy Asylum: France and the Jewish Refugee Crisis, 1933-1942
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Vichy 1940-1944: quaderni e documenti inediti di Angelo Tasca
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returned to the capital and was made a lieutenant colonel.
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Comment défendre votre foyer et vos conditions d'existence
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France Divided: The French and the Civil War in Spain
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Index


Spézet
Communist
French Resistance
World War II
Spézet
Belleville
Ménilmontant
Confédération générale du travail unitaire
French Communist Party
Strasbourg
Alsace
Moselle
Depression
L'Humanité
Matignon Agreements of 1936
Spanish Civil War
Jean Zyromski
Georg Branting

Châlons-sur-Marne
Jean Catelas
André Tollet
Jean-Pierre Timbaud
Aincourt
Fontevrault
Clairvaux
Ravensbrück concentration camp
Choisel
Francs-tireurs et partisans français

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