Nazi Paris

Focusing on the German military regime's operations in occupied France from 1940 to 1944, this study reveals the complexities of governing a conquered territory. Allan Mitchell utilizes extensive archival research to examine various aspects, including public behavior regulation, economic policies, forced labor, and the persecution of Jews. By detailing police actions, propaganda, and acts of violence, the work offers a comprehensive view that enhances previous scholarship, providing a crucial German perspective on the occupation's impact.