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The Resistances Specific Help and Given Advantage

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The Resistances Specific Help and Given Advantage

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The Resistance's soldiers and helpers were people who had been on enemy lines, in or around concentration camps and German bases, giving them information on landscapes of Europe and how the germans may set up defenses and/or attacks on the Allies, a clear advantage for all of the Ally forces involved.

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Jewish Influence and Help to the Resistance

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Jewish Influence and Help to the Resistance

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With Germany trying to rid all Jews and "Anti-Aryan Race" people of Europe, the Allies were armies full of these people with no discrimination of any kind towards them. Their drive and influence on the passion and priorities of the Allies was huge and gave a huge boost to their power and overall ability and chance of defeating the Axis

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #3

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #3

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The French forces were made up of European Jews and many others who looked down upon the German/Nazi influence. Many of the remaining soldiers of the French army still felt the need to fight for a better future and enlisted in other Allied army and making their own group, now known as The French Resistance.

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #2

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #2

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This made them very weak compared to the thriving German forces and their advanced weaponry. Few battles led to France surrendering and the remaining troops sent home feeling unaccomplished.

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #1

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How the French Lost Early and Rebuilt the Resistance #1

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Many know that the French were taken out very early in WW2, but why this happened and how they recovered quickly and continued fighting is the amazing part. The French were still being very negatively affected by WW1and the men and material they lost in the battles.

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Jean Moulin is widely known as the leader of the French Resistance . He helped gain members and the want to fight again from the past French soldiers. He also maintained the resistance after the passing of the past founder, Charles de Gaulle

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The members of the Resistance were basically extra soldiers and contributors to the fight but were used for other projects such as sabotage and enemy secret information. Because of many of their backgrounds in or near the camps and their conditions, The Allies could use this knowledge to increase their own power.

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The Resistance had a wide variety of members from Jews who escaped from camps and wanted to rebel, Jews who were never captured and wanted to help, non-Jewish people who didn't agree with the Nazi ways, to French soldiers who wanted to fight after the French surrendered to Germany

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The French Resistance vitally aided the Allies in their battles against the Axis in Western Europe, and most notably, D-Day in June of 1944. They helped in many ways such as applying for jobs in material factories and even sabotaged German operations on enemy lines.