This article suggests ways in which we might further explore the topic of Resistance, particularly when it was undertaken by people who have not fit comfortably in the existing narratives.Note on the sanitary impact of diesel particulates Note sur l'impact sanitaire des particules dieselĮnergy Technology Data Exchange (ETDEWEB) While Méric’s political capital improved, thanks to her conversion to Gaullism, she gets nudged out of many histories because of the exceptional nature of her role in the Resistance as a woman. Loustaunau-Lacau continued to be a target for politically motivated accusations that questioned his Resistance record right up until his death, as he did not fit into the dominant Gaullist narrative. In the postwar period, the representations of both resisters changed alongside the changing narrative about the French Resistance more generally. Méric’s role as a female Resistance leader, moreover, was also highlighted in wartime reports and not always positively. nature of resistance to the German occupation. Both leaders came from the extreme-right and their commitment to the Resistance was questioned both during and after the war by critics who could not reconcile their rightist politics with the. This article explores the political and gendered representations of Georges Loustaunau-Lacau and Marie-Madeleine Méric (later Fourcade), leaders of a French Resistance network during the Second World War. Thesis (MMAS)-Command and General Staff College (CGSC), 2001.
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