Many members of this movement joined groups known as "the underbrush" in response to an order for conscript labor. Its leaders took code names such as "Max" and "Aubrac" and attempted to unify such predecessor organizations as the Museum of Man group and the Committee of Socialist Action. Formally led by Jean Moulin, this movement opposed both the Milice and the Gestapo th
Many members of this movement joined groups known as "the underbrush" in response to an order for conscript labor. Its leaders took code names such as "Max" and "Aubrac" and attempted to unify such predecessor organizations as the Museum of Man group and the Committee of Socialist Action. Formally led by Jean Moulin, this movement opposed both the Milice and the Gestapo through such actions as blowing up factories and locomotives, most notably in the run-up to D-Day. For 10 points, identify this organized opposition to Vichy and the Nazi occupation government in World War II France.
Many members of this movement joined groups known as "the underbrush" in response to an order for conscript labor.
the {French resistance} [or la Résistance; or {National} Resistance {Council}; or {Conseil National}