The Affiche Rouge.

The Affiche Rouge ("Red poster") was a famous Nazi propanganda poster during the Occupation of France.

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The Nazis made the propaganda poster Affiche Rouge [1] ("red poster") to portrait the Resistance as terrorists and foreign criminals. Some sources estimate 150000 Affiche Rouge were posted. Resistance can mean one of: electrical resistance inner resistance antibiotic resistance resistance to a disease (see related subject immunology) a political or military resistance movement against foreign occupation, or more rarely, against ones own government geological resistance fluid resistance thermal resistance This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid...

The poster reads:

Des libérateurs ? La libération par l'armée du crime !

"Liberators ? A liberation by the army of Crime !"

From left to right, and top to bottom, individual portaits are labeled:

• GRZYWACZ: Juif polonais, 2 attentats (Polish Jew, 2 terrorist attacks)
• ELEK: Juif hongrois, 5 déraillements (Hungarian Jew, 5 derailments)
• WASIRROT: Juif polonais, 1 attentat, 1 déraillement (Polish Jew, 1 terrorist attack, 1 derailment)
• WITCHITZ: Juif hongrois, 15 attentats (Hungarian Jew, 15 terrorist attacks)
• TINGERWESG: Juif polonais, 3 attentats, 5 déraillements (Polish Jew, 3 terrorist attacks, 5 derailments)
• BOCZOV: Juif hongrois, chef dérailleur, 20 attentats (Hungarian Jew, chief of derailment operations, 20 terrorist attacks)
• FONTANOT: Communiste italien, 12 attentats (Italian Communist, 12 terrorist attacks)
• ALFONSO: Espagnol rouge, 2 attentats (Red Spaniard, 2 terrorist attacks)
• RATMAN: Juif polonais, 13 attentats (Polish Jew, 13 terrorist attacks)
• MANOUCHIAN: Arménien, chef de bande, 56 attentats, 150 morts, 600 blessés (Aremnian, chief of gang, 56 terrorist attacks, 150 dead, 600 wounded)

At the bottom are featured photographs of

• a dead body torso featuring several bullet impacts
• a dead body lying on the ground
• a derailed locomotive
• a derailed train
• a table with small firearms
• a derailed train

The poster became one of the symbols of French Resistance. Louis Aragon wrote a eulogy: L'affiche rouge in Le roman inachevé (1956). Louis Aragon (October 3, 1897 - December 24, 1982), French historian, poet and novelist. ...

References

• La Résistance à l'offensive (Musée de la Résistance Nationale)
• 21 février 1944: L'Affiche rouge (herodote.net)
• L'affiche rouge, propagande allemande de février 1944
• Missak Manouchian (netarmenie.com)
• Missak Manouchian - Ein armenischer Partisan