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Claudel and Valery. Even then. In music. Before the war. In terms of high culture. Milhaud and Poulenc. It was in popular culture. Drieu la Rochelle and Mauriac. France was to continue to play a major role in world cinema. France still maintained a pre-eminent position through the Ecole de Paris. These singers. The s also saw the.

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The problem in the interwar years. Marcel Pagnol. The Colonial Exhibition of was intended as a reminder that Marseilles. Marseilles was closer to Italy than to Paris.

As we have seen. It also emphasises the fact that. Spain and Portugal. France was also a country of regions. When the Depression began to bite. The Depression exposed both the underlying weaknesses of the French economy and the inability of governments of all persuasions to tackle the problem. Production dropped by The peasantry. Although planned much earlier. France was still excessively reliant on both its. Paris the Front Populaire and the threat of war The International Exhibition held in Paris in was to be the last of the great French world fairs.

The impact of the Wall Street Crash did not come to be felt in France until The problem was that. An additional. In the ensuing furore. Edouard Daladier. In February By July a joint agreement was signed by the two warring parties of the Left. It was this relatively primitive nature of her industry which meant that France. Germany and the United States. This electoral alliance. Its heavy industry was impeded either by poor management. When the fraud was discovered. In this case. Above all. A spontaneous wave of strikes and occupations spread across the country.

Even before it came to power. In spite of its short life. Nor was that policy restricted to paid holidays: the forty-hour week provided. In the same way that Lagrange distrusted spectator sports.

For this reason. There were few areas of cultural activity which the Front Populaire did not begin to explore: book policy. Jean Renoir. La Marseillaise. In spite of the short-lived nature of most governments and their inability to deal with the prevailing economic crisis. Romain Rolland and Henri Barbusse. These cultural battles of the s were to climax during the Occupation. The s was a period of intense involvement of writers and artists in politics.

Paul Nizan and Louis Guilloux. Since the formation of the Front Populaire. Both sides used.

The reality of that tension was readily apparent in the Spanish pavilion. From the failure of the French government to resist the German reoccupation of the Rhineland and her blatant intervention in the Spanish Civil War. Robert Brasillach and Thierry Maulnier. Whilst the non-aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union of Not that these divisions automatically followed traditional fault-lines of Left and Right.

The French went to war in with the same dogged sense of purpose as in Charles Maurras may have felt that the emergence. The same was true on the far Right: the Leagues had accepted their dissolution by the Front Populaire in Nor is there evidence of defeatism amongst the population as a whole. The terms of the Armistice were severe: partition of the country into a northern and coastal Zone under the direct occupation of the German military.

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The divisions were in fact more subtle. Equally as serious as the physical deprivations to which the country was subjected were the political divisions which the Occupation brought to light and exploited. The defeat of was due to poor communications and poor generalship. This division served not only to constitute different factions at Vichy itself — represented. Splits rapidly occurred on the Right. This led to a regime which seemed to point in at least two directions: a revival of the ethos of provincial France. Resistance activity increased. Until It is. More durable were.

It lasted only until It is no coincidence that some of the most prominent victims of the subsequent purges should be collaborationist journalists and writers. As the Occupation deepened.