Jean Moulin, 1899-1943 : the French Resistance and the Republic / Alan Clinton
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| Main Authors: | Clinton, Alan (Author) |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: | New York : Palgrave, 2002 |
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| Online Access: | Contributor biographical information Publisher description Table of contents |
| Table of Contents |
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| Machine generated contents note: 1 The Resistance in the Pantheon |
| 2 A Republican Upbringing, 1899-1919 |
| 3 A Jacobin in the Prefectures, 1919-34 |
| Left and right in inter-war France |
| Administration and politics after the war, 1919-21 |
| Prefects in France - their role and history |
| The ladder of preferment, 1920-5 |
| Marriage and divorce, 1926-8 |
| The youngest sub-prefect: Albertville, November |
| 1925-January 1930 |
| A sub-prefect in Brittany and Paris, February 1930- |
| June 1933 |
| Thonon, and Paris, June 1933-June 1934 |
| 4 Fascism and Anti-Fascism, 1934-6 |
| The 6th of February |
| After the storm, February-July 1934 |
| Secretary-general of the Somme, Amiens, July |
| 1934-June 1936 |
| 5 The Popular Front, 1936-8 |
| Pacifism and war in France in the 1930s |
| The Popular Front - class conflict and the exercise of |
| power |
| Moulin and the Spanish War |
| The Air Ministry and French rearmament, 1936-40 |
| Aviation populaire - flying for all |
| The end of the Popular Front, 1937-8 |
| 6 The Youngest Prefect, 1938-9 |
| The prefect of Aveyron, April 1938-January 1939 |
| A prefect at Chartres in the shadow of war, February |
| 1939-June 1940 |
| 7 War and the First Resistance, 1939-40 |
| Living through the phoney war |
| The fall of France, 10 May-22 June 1940 |
| The invasion seen from Chartres, 10 May-14 June |
| Confronting the invaders, 15-18 June 1940 |
| A prefect under occupation, June-November 1940 |
| 8 From Resister to Resistance, 1940-1 |
| 'Doing something', September 1940-October 1941 |
| The French resistance in the autumn of 1941 |
| The 'Free French' before October 1941 |
| Jean Moulin in England, 20 October-31 December 1941 |
| The impact and mission of Monsieur Mercier |
| 9 Mission Rex, 1942-3 |
| Falling to earth, 2 January 1942 |
| Meeting the resisters |
| Creating the institutions of resistance |
| Broadening the base, April-August 1942 |
| 'Operation Torch' and its consequences |
| War and resistance after 11 November 1942 |
| 10 The National Resistance Council, May 1943 |
| Politics and resistance, December 1942-February 1943 |
| Moulin in London, 14 February-20 March 1943 |
| Compulsory labour and the maquis, 1942-3 |
| Moulin versus Brossolette - a battle for the soul of |
| the resistance |
| The final steps to unity, March-May 1943 |
| The day of the CNR, 27 May 1943 |
| After 27 May |
| 11 The Tragedy of Caluire - and After |
| The road to Caluire |
| 21 June 1943 |
| Calvary |
| The resistance after Moulin |
| A world that might have been, 1944-79? |
| 12 A Contested Legacy, 1943-2000 |
| One martyr amongst many, 1943-58 |
| Moulin as republican icon, 1958-64: Socialist or Gaullist? |
| From resistance leader to national icon, 1963-99 |
| Frenay against Moulin - and Daniel Cordier |
| Klaus Barbie, Jacques Verges and the 'betrayals' of the |
| resistance |
| Communist 'conspiracy' and the 'great recruitment', |
| 1988-93 |
| The 'Vichy syndrome' and Moulin after sixty years |
| Notes |
| Bibliography |
| Index |
