finally a history of resistance 1: well written, 2 readable without too much abuse acronyms CND, AS ... 3: Written by a non-participant who does not feel the need to express his resentment on the competing network . Complete study (for which I can judge) leading to a new conclusion. France has escaped civil war between resistant as in Greece (and somewhat in Yugoslavia) thanks to the unifying action of Jean Moulin (and thus de Gaulle) and the republicanism of the company. Maybe? I think the presence of the American army in France had also deter any FTP adventure and the Moscow instructions that took Poland in exchange for the same date. As for Republicanism? Edouard Herriot in 1946 evoked to explain that France had avoided fascism (?) not interested at the Resistance organization, draws up a typology resistance against vVichy, against the occupant; the two are not necessarily related The reader does not even think that when Wievorka spends his time solely to describe the internal tensions in the resistance, he said that the first enemy is the occupier. Will remain a reference book.
