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Le banditisme n’est pas l’expression du Patriotisme blessé, c’est le complot étranger contre la vie des Français et contre la souveraineté de la France.' Īlthough the poster attempted to depict the group as 'terrorists', the campaign seems to have had the effect of highlighting the feats of people whom the general public saw as freedom fighters. Ce sont toujours des juifs qui les inspirent. Ce sont toujours des chômeurs et des criminels professionnels qui exécutent. Ce sont toujours des étrangers qui les commandent. ' Si des Français pillent, volent, sabotent et tuent. Along with these posters, the Germans handed out flyers' claiming the Resistance was headed by foreigners, Jews, unemployed people and criminals the campaign characterized the Resistance as a 'foreigners' conspiracy against French life and the sovereignty of France': The Germans distributed an estimated 15,000 copies of the poster. It featured ten men of the group, with nationality, surnames, photos and descriptions of their crimes. They created a poster, which became known as Affiche Rouge, due to its red background. In the spring of 1944, the Vichy authorities launched a propaganda campaign, designed to discredit the Manouchian Group and defuse public anger over their execution. Olga Bancic, who had served the group as a messenger, was taken to Stuttgart, where she was beheaded with an axe on May 10, 1944. All but one of the Manouchian Group's members were executed before a firing squad in Fort Mont-Valérien on February 21, 1944.

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In an effort to discredit the Resistance, the authorities invited French celebrities (from the world of the cinema and other arts) to attend the trial and encouraged the media to give it the widest coverage possible. Īfter having been tortured and interrogated for three months, the 23 were tried by a German military court. Its membership included 22 men: eight Poles, five Italians, three Hungarians, two Armenians, a Spaniard, and three French and one woman, who was Romanian. The group was part of a network of about 100 fighters, who committed nearly all acts of armed resistance in the Paris metropolitan region between March and November 1943. They were called the 'Manouchian Group' after the commander, Missak Manouchian. I think it’s interesting to talk about him because he is one these rare people who in a way is responsible for the evolution of the music today, he changed the world’s perception with his music and i think that if everything evolved today it’s because of him and his influence in the music industry.In mid-November 1943, the French police arrested 23 members of the Communist Francs-Tireurs et Partisans de la Main d'Oeuvre Immigrée (FTP-MOI), who were part of the French Resistance.

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In his professional life everything went fast for him he changed the world’s perception with his music but « his golden age » was around the 60’s when after 40 years of carreer, he ended up 1st in the charts along with the Beatles with his song « Hello, Dolly » He married a woman named « Lucille » and died in 1971 due to a heart attack at the age of 69 years old, he was buried at the « Flushing Cemetary » in New York. Louis Armstrong was born in a poor black family in New Orleans, his father abandonned him so he was raised by his mother and his grand mother (who was born a slave), but because of the fact that he grew up in a difficult neighborhood he multiple times ended up because of his bad behavior and a few acts of deliquancy in a home for abandonned children. This period also signs the birth of Jazz in places where the Afro-american population was very present like Harlem, Chicago or New Orleans. Calvin Coolidge (1923 – 1929) who was heavily criticized for an event that took place in 1927 that caused 246 deaths and 400 millions dollars of collateral dommage. Harding (1921 – 1923) who died three years after his election and finally J. Woodrow Wilson (1913 – 1921), who gave women the right to vote, then Warren G.

During this period there had many presidents, first there was T. Louis Armstrong was born in a time where there was a lot of segregation, around the beginning of his career the first miss America was elected one year earlier her name was Margaret Gorman and two years later it was Mary Campbell who was elected twice, also in 1927 the Oscar was created. In a first part i will present you the historical background, then in a second part I will talk about his private life and finally his professional life. He was a musician in the jazz industry around the 1900s.

I am going to talk about Louis Armstrong.

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