- the arms
suppliers Léon Jean-Baptiste and
Maurice Juif were
murdered by
Cagoulards in
October 1936 and
February 1937, respectively, for
attempting to enrich...
- that bore
several names. In 1959, his
paramilitary force was
called the
Cagoulards ("Hooded Men"). They were then
renamed to
Milice Civile (Civilian Militia)...
- the Sword); in the 1930s he
became prominent among La Cagoule, or the
Cagoulards ("Hooded Men"), a
secret terrorist group that
organised bombings and ********inations...
- Marx
Dormoy (1888–1941), a
French socialist politician ********inated by
Cagoulards.
Until 1946 it was
called Torcy after the
Place de Torcy,
named after...
- town of Bagnoles-de-l'Orne. On 9 June, the two were
killed by a
group of
cagoulards,
militants of the Cagoule, a
French fascist group, with
archival do****ents...
- Dewavrin's
closest colleagues (Captain
Fourcaud and
Lieutenant Duclos) were
Cagoulards (a right-wing group), but
Dewavrin always denied being one and insisted...
- Po****r
Front government.
Dormoy directed the
arrest and
imprisonment of 70
cagoulards in
November 1937. The
police recovered 2 tons of
armaments from their...
- of
France and the
creation of the
Vichy Regime, a
majority of
former "
Cagoulards"
became engaged in
collaborationist activity,
often under the
guise of...
-
JSTOR Archived 14 May 2018 at the
Wayback Machine.
Geoffrey Warner, "The
Cagoulard Conspiracy"
History Today (July 1960) 10#0 pp 443-450
George C. Windell...
-
fought for the
Soviet Union Before the war,
Deloncle had led the far-right
Cagoulards,
which committed numerous terrorist attacks in
France after 1937. The...
