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The '''French Resistance''' was an underground movement opposing the [[German]] occupation of [[France]] during [[World War II]].
 
The '''French Resistance''' was an underground movement opposing the [[German]] occupation of [[France]] during [[World War II]].
 
 
In a [[holoprogram]] set in the French village of [[Sainte Claire]] in [[September]] [[1944]], several characters, including [[Brigitte]], [[Katrine]], [[Mademoiselle de Neuf]] and two more (played by [[Tuvok]] and [[Neelix]]) were members of the local Resistance cell.
 
In a [[holoprogram]] set in the French village of [[Sainte Claire]] in [[September]] [[1944]], several characters, including [[Brigitte]], [[Katrine]], [[Mademoiselle de Neuf]] and two more (played by [[Tuvok]] and [[Neelix]]) were members of the local Resistance cell.
   
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{{bginfo|One part of the French resistance was called the "Maquis," a name which was adopted by the [[24th century]] [[Maquis|movement]].}}
 
{{bginfo|One part of the French resistance was called the "Maquis," a name which was adopted by the [[24th century]] [[Maquis|movement]].}}
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Image:Tuvok_french_resistance.jpg|Tuvok as a waiter in the French Resistance.
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Image:Neelix_french_resistance.jpg|Neelix as a member of the French Resistance in a holographic simulation in 2374.
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Revision as of 15:02, 5 January 2010

The French Resistance was an underground movement opposing the German occupation of France during World War II. In a holoprogram set in the French village of Sainte Claire in September 1944, several characters, including Brigitte, Katrine, Mademoiselle de Neuf and two more (played by Tuvok and Neelix) were members of the local Resistance cell.

They used the Le Coeur de Lion as a basis to monitor German troop movements and relay information to the Allies via radio. The cell received messages from Allied High Command via messages encrypted in British radio transmissions. When US troops attacked the city, the Resistance was supposed to disable German communications and help the Americans free Sainte Claire.

To Commandant Karr, however, Katrine claimed that the Resistance may be active in Paris, but not in a small town like Sainte Claire. (VOY: "The Killing Game")

One part of the French resistance was called the "Maquis," a name which was adopted by the 24th century movement.

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