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World War I: When northern France was on German time

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During World War I, thirteen of France's regional departments were under German occupation. For four years, two million French citizens took their orders from Berlin. No more coal for heating, no gas or electricity for lighting... The people were starving, kept in the dark and the cold. Thousands of men and women were deported to provide forced labour. The resistance fought back, with an underground press and escape routes.

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