Luxembourg Resistance
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The Luxembourg Resistance was a network of underground groups in Luxembourg that opposed Nazi occupation during World War II through intelligence gathering, sabotage, and support for Allied forces.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
World War II resistance movement
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resistance movement → |
| activity |
forgery of documents
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helping forced labor conscripts to evade service → intelligence gathering → sabotage → sheltering fugitives → support for Allied forces → underground press → |
| aftermath |
contributed to postwar narrative of national resistance in Luxembourg
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| aim |
restoration of Luxembourgish independence
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support of Allied war effort → |
| conflict |
World War II
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| country |
Luxembourg
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| hasPart |
various local resistance groups
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| ideology |
Luxembourgish nationalism
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| location |
Luxembourg City
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rural areas of Luxembourg → |
| notableForm |
clandestine organizations
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underground networks → |
| opposed |
German occupation of Luxembourg
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Nazi Germany → |
| opposedPolicy |
Germanization of Luxembourg
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conscription of Luxembourgers into the Wehrmacht → |
| partOf |
European anti-Nazi resistance
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| recognizedAs |
important element of Luxembourg’s World War II history
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| significantEvent |
general strike of August 1942 in Luxembourg
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| startTime |
1940
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| usedLanguage |
French
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German → Luxembourgish → |
| victimOf |
Gestapo repression
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arrests and deportations → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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European resistance movements
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included |
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Liberation of Luxembourg
("Luxembourgish resistance")
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participant |