The French underground - Revision history

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	In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitimate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.		In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitimate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.

	Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground ~~were~~''' hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war]].		Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground''' and hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war]].
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Rightof Genghiskhan at 04:29, 3 January 2023

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	In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the ~~legitamate~~ government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.		In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitimate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.

	Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground'''~~, and~~ hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war]].		Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground were''' hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war]].
	=References=		=References=
	{{Reflist\|2}}		{{Reflist\|2}}

Bacchus at 00:09, 6 December 2022

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	In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitamate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.		In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union\|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitamate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.

	Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground''', and hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war][.		Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground''', and hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC\|war]].
	=References=		=References=
	{{Reflist\|2}}		{{Reflist\|2}}

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In 1940, the [[Philippe Petain]] Presidency of France was anti-[[communist]] and efficient. But a network of communist operatives led by [[Doviet Union|Soviets]] worked to undo the efforts of the legitamate government and it was their effort that in many ways made the difference in the final defeat of [[France]] and ultimately, most of [[Europe]] to communism and its enablers.

Those communist "underground" terrorists later became known as the '''French Underground''', and hailed as "heroes" by the communists who won the [[WWAC|war][.
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