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welcomed these changes and expressed a certain degree of support towards the regime until 1944, although the Church was also strongly critical of some Vichy policies, such as the deportation of the Jews and institutional racism. However, a consistent number of
Catholics took part in the
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1379:Sport et Français pendant l'occupation
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2573:Yellow badge
2568:Nazi plunder
2563:Aryanisation
2545:Villeurbanne
2515:Green ticket
2423:New Hebrides
2383:French India
2358:Ubangi-Shari
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1785:Paul Touvier
1740:Pierre Laval
1690:Henry Coston
1648:Participants
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1035:Vichy France
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980:Jeu de paume
976:table tennis
972:rugby league
960:
944:Jean Borotra
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904:Hitler Youth
892:Léo Lagrange
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759:opportunists
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344:yellow badge
313:Paul Reynaud
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242:Constitution
218:Nazi Germany
210:client state
191:
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104:rather than
62:Vichy regime
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3153:& Media
3058:Marcel Déat
3011:Dissolution
2811:Franc-Garde
2675:Deportation
2646:Romainville
2556:and plunder
2403:Cochinchina
2321:Upper Volta
2286:Ivory Coast
2194:(newspaper)
2108:Aujourd'hui
1855:Parties and
1814:Governments
1745:Jean Leguay
1710:Marcel Déat
1584:Article 231
1304:(in French)
1241:. pp.
1201:. pp.
1116:(in French)
1109:S. Berstein
1078:René Rémond
1020:), Colonel
826:Nobel Prize
763:communalism
747:technocrats
713:Radio Paris
640:Marcel Déat
616:clericalism
610:newspaper.
592:Legitimists
507:Pétainistes
417:Clericalism
340:citizenship
336:naturalized
274:Corporatism
262:omnipresent
206:integralism
196:(including
147:homosexuals
102:reactionary
94:corporatism
58:ideological
3333:Categories
2936:Madagascar
2656:Rivesaltes
2631:Pithiviers
2540:Vel' d'Hiv
2306:Mauritania
2225:Zone libre
2200:La Semaine
2038:propaganda
1953:Riom Trial
1675:André Broc
1638:Zone libre
1622:The Eighty
1605:Beginnings
1564:Phoney War
1532:Boulangism
1479:Luxembourg
1332:References
1299:L'Histoire
1271:Vinen 2006
1065:References
860:André Gros
838:euthanasia
775:René Belin
755:Resistance
618:or "naive
602:Orleanists
435:Joan d'Arc
390:Organicism
293:Riom Trial
198:monarchism
135:Communists
131:Freemasons
78:xenophobia
33:documents.
3069:Aftermath
2899:Indochina
2884:Gibraltar
2841:Carlingue
2828:Auxiliary
2763:Air Force
2661:Septfonds
2636:Récébédou
2530:Marseille
2217:Territory
2150:La France
2036:Press and
1917:Legal and
1205:, 37–40.
1149:0294-1759
984:badminton
824:In 1941,
801:, or the
738:planistes
467:modernism
305:Léon Blum
234:Louis XIV
151:left-wing
2981:Officers
2909:Ko Chang
2711:Military
2641:Rieucros
2620:subcamps
2502:Roundups
2393:Cambodia
2363:Cameroon
2326:Togoland
2094:L'Alerte
1971:politics
1919:treaties
1499:Slovakia
1302:in 1992
1290:Archived
1111:(dir.),
1029:See also
953:Colonel
834:eugenics
820:Eugenics
620:scouting
607:Le Temps
216:against
169:Ideology
159:natalist
126:métèques
3231:Fiction
3160:History
3151:History
2972:Réunion
2867:Battles
2782:Militia
2726:Regular
2439:affairs
2316:Senegal
2291:Dahomey
2264:Tunisia
2259:Morocco
2185:Revivre
2129:Combats
2101:L'Appel
1518:Prelude
1509:Ukraine
1464:Denmark
1459:Croatia
1454:Belarus
1444:Albania
1243:139–141
1157:3772572
909:Balilla
828:winner
692:L'Oréal
684:Cagoule
658:(PPF),
648:(RNP),
478:Support
112:by the
3221:Uranus
2965:Toulon
2804:Milice
2719:Forces
2666:Vernet
2611:Milles
2601:Drancy
2437:Jewish
2413:Tonkin
2301:Guinea
2089:Press:
1494:Serbia
1489:Poland
1484:Norway
1474:Greece
1469:France
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990:Quotes
868:decree
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2959:Anton
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2894:Gabon
2889:Dakar
2773:Guard
2588:Camps
2525:Izieu
2408:Annam
2311:Niger
2296:Sudan
2171:Idées
1153:JSTOR
552:The “
3311:1944
3306:1943
3301:1942
3296:1941
3291:1940
3185:Film
2931:1942
2916:1941
2874:1940
2768:Navy
2606:Gurs
2535:Lyon
2492:UGIF
2448:Laws
2348:Chad
1344:ISBN
1247:ISBN
1207:ISBN
1145:ISSN
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