Combat

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Combat was a prominent clandestine newspaper of the French Resistance during World War II, known for its role in coordinating and inspiring anti-occupation activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French Resistance newspaper
clandestine newspaper
associatedWith networks of couriers and distributors
underground printing presses in France
associatedWithEvent French Resistance during World War II
linked to: French Resistance
circulationType illegal
context European theatre of World War II
contributedTo coordination of resistance groups in France
morale of the French Resistance
propagation of Gaullist ideas
country France
distributedAs underground press
distributionMethod clandestine network
genre political newspaper
underground newspaper
hasCharacteristic anti-collaborationist stance
clandestine printing
illegal distribution
historicalSignificance symbol of intellectual resistance in occupied France
ideology French Resistance
inception 1941
language French
location Paris
mainTopic French Resistance
World War II in France
anti-occupation activities
medium print
notableRole major organ of the French Resistance press
operatingArea occupied France
opposedTo Nazi Germany
Vichy regime
politicalAlignment Gaullist
resistance to Nazi occupation
publicationPeriod World War II
publisher French Resistance movement
linked to: French Resistance
purpose coordinate resistance actions
inform French population under occupation
inspire anti-occupation activities
riskForContributors arrest
deportation
execution
statusDuringWar illegal publication
subjectOf studies on French Resistance press
targetAudience French citizens under occupation
members of the Resistance
timePeriod German occupation of France
typeOfWork periodical

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