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Les Juifs étrangers en Maine-et-Loire pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

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Jacobzone, Alain

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/1207180
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http://abpo.revues.org/1530
Abstract
Les Juifs forment une toute petite communauté en Anjou pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Parmi eux, les étrangers, surtout originaires de l’Europe centrale et orientale, constituent une importante minorité. La plupart se sont réfugiés dans le Maine-et-Loire depuis le début de la guerre. Les Juifs étrangers seront pour la plupart déportés. Mais dans le Maineet-Loire les Juifs français sont presque aussi touchés. Fondamentalement, tous les Juifs même français, sont considérés comme des étrangers. L’admi-nistration française et l’opinion locale paraissent convaincus qu’ils sont trop nombreux et que leur influence est néfaste. Cette attitude fait le jeu des nazis et favorise leurs entreprises meurtrières.
The Jews formed a very small community in Anjou during the Second World War. Among them, foreigners especially from central and eastearn Europe constituted a large minority. Most of these had taken refuge in Maine-et-Loire during the begening of the war. A large majority of the foreign Jews were to be deported but French Jews in Maine-et-Loire were almost as badly hit. Basically, all Jews, even French ones, were regarded as foreigners The french authorities and local people seemed convinced that there were too many of them and that they had a bad influence. That attitude of course suited the nazies and facilitated their murderous ambitions.
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2004-12-20
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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oai:revues.org:abpo/1530
urn:doi:10.4000/abpo.1530
http://abpo.revues.org/1530
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