This government's "Foundation for the Study of Human Programs" kept track of school grades for a selective breeding program. This government conducted the Vel'd'hiy raids, which sent people to the Dracy concentration camp. Its secret police was called the Milice, and its prime minister was named Laval. Its slogan was "Work, Family, Fatherland," which replaced the more familiar "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." For 10 points, name this government led by General Petain, which was pro-Nazi and led France after its surrender to Germany in World War II.
This government's "Foundation for the Study of Human Programs" kept track of school grades for a selective breeding program. This government conducted the Vel'd'hiy raids, which sent people to the Dracy concentration camp. Its secret police was called the Milice, and its prime minister was named Laval. Its slogan was "Work, Family, Fatherland," which replaced the more familiar "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." For 10 points, name this government led by General Petain, which was pro-Nazi and led France after its surrender to Germany in World War II.
This government's "Foundation for the Study of Human Programs" kept track of school grades for a selective breeding program.
{Vichy} France [or {French State}; or {État Français}]