Saint Germain-en-Laye Kommandantur 1940–1944, Volume 1
Saint Germain-en-Laye Kommandantur 1940–1944, Volume 1
Saint Germain-en-Laye Kommandantur 1940–1944, Volume 1
Saint Germain-en-Laye Kommandantur 1940–1944, Volume 1

Saint Germain-en-Laye Kommandantur 1940-1944, Volume 1

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Under the generic term "Kommandantur" we present events, facts, and previously unpublished testimonies, all linked by the omnipresence of the occupier. Through this chronology, we discover the fates of the key figures of collaboration during this period in Saint-Germain and its surroundings, but also those of the Resistance.

 

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The overbearing presence of the Grand Headquarters West with Field Marshal von Rundstedt, but also the Feldgendarmerie and its French auxiliaries; the SD, the security service or Gestapo. Political collaboration, the R.N.P., the Francisme movement, volunteers of the LVF and the Waffen-SS. Saint-Germain-en-Laye, arguably the most "occupied" town in France, settled into a kind of forced cohabitation that bred compromise.

Some of the darkest fates of this period were sealed here, caught between loyalty to the Pétain regime, a certain idea of France, and the Resistance, in the face of the crushing grip of the Reich.

In short, the "dark side" of the Occupation. The time for history has come. This account will take us on a tour of the arrondissement of Saint-Germain, to Maisons-Laffitte where the headquarters of the S.D. — the German security police — was located, and to Rueil-Malmaison, Poissy, Le Pecq, Chatou, Le Vésinet, Houilles, Sartrouville....

Author 1
Bruno Renoult
Publication date
August 2017
Pages
248
Illustrations
200 photos
Language
French
Publisher
Bruno Renoult

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