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Members of the Maquis receiving arms training, France, World War II, c1940-c1944. The Maquis were bands of Resistance fighters who waged a guerrilla campaign against the Germans and their Vichy allies in rural France during the occupation in World War II. They played an important role in hampering the German mobilisation to counter the D-Day landings.

Unique Identifier AR9409613

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3731px × 2826px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

french resistance

Hearing, Five Senses

Keystone Archives

SECOND WORLD WAR

Weapon, Military