Front de l’Indépendance

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Front de l’Indépendance was a major Belgian resistance movement during World War II that organized underground political, military, and social opposition to the German occupation.

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instanceOf Belgian resistance movement
World War II resistance movement
activeInConflict World War II NERFINISHED
activity armed resistance
intelligence gathering
sabotage
support to Jews in hiding
support to forced labour evaders
underground press
aim defence of democratic freedoms
liberation of Belgium
alsoKnownAs FI NERFINISHED
Front de l’Independance NERFINISHED
areaServed occupied Belgium
collaboratedWith Belgian Communist Party NERFINISHED
other Belgian resistance groups
coordinatedWith Allied intelligence services
country Belgium
foundedBy Albert Marteaux NERFINISHED
Belgian Communist Party NERFINISHED
Eugène Soudan NERFINISHED
Fernand Demany NERFINISHED
hasPart Milices Patriotiques
Partisans Armés NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod German occupation of Belgium NERFINISHED
ideology anti-fascism
left-wing
inception 1941
language Dutch
French
location Brussels NERFINISHED
notableOperation distribution of clandestine leaflets and newspapers
sabotage of railways used by German army
numberOfMembers tens of thousands
opposedTo Belgian collaborators
German occupation of Belgium
Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
politicalOrientation broad anti-Nazi front
communist influence
published underground newspapers
significance one of the largest resistance movements in Belgium
status dissolved after liberation of Belgium
supported Allied war effort
typeOfOrganization clandestine political-military network
usedMethod cell-based structure
clandestine organization
victimOf Gestapo repression
arrests and deportations of members

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Belgian resistance hasPart Front de l’Indépendance