La Résistance

La Résistance was a movement in France during World War II that opposed the German occupation and the collaborationist government. Comprised of individuals, groups, and underground networks, their activities included gathering intelligence for the Allies, sabotaging German operations, helping Jews and others escape, and spreading anti-occupation sentiments. Their efforts contributed significantly to undermining the German control of France from 1940 to 1944. The Resistance is celebrated for its bravery and played a vital role in France’s eventual liberation, embodying the spirit of national resilience and the struggle for freedom against oppressive forces.