The first meeting of the National Council of the Resistance

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The first meeting of the National Council of the Resistance — The Resistance’s unification, 27 May 1943
Eight movements, six parties and two unions met under Jean Moulin’s chairmanship: the Resistance united behind de Gaulle — a clandestine Republic, whose 1944 programme, “les Jours heureux”, would sketch Social Security. (Editorial synthesis)
The first meeting of the National Council of the Resistance took place on 27 May 1943. (source: Encyclopædia Universalis)
The first meeting of the National Council of the Resistance took place in Paris. (source: Ministère des Armées)
The first meeting of the National Council of the Resistance ended in the bringing together of movements, parties and unions, which secured General de Gaulle’s authority. (source: Encyclopædia Universalis)
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