List of names obtained by interrogation of Albert Comba by Paris police, December 30th, 1940. Jacques Monod is noted to receive twenty copies of the illegal newspaper Résistance . (Dossier BA 2443, Archives de la Préfecture de Police in Paris).

List of names obtained by interrogation of Albert Comba by Paris police, December 30th, 1940. Jacques Monod is noted to receive twenty copies of the illegal newspaper Résistance. (Dossier BA 2443, Archives de la Préfecture de Police in Paris).

An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging and instructing a specific kind of sabotage of trains so as to block movements on rail lines. July 14, 1944. (Courtesy of Geneviève Noufflard)

An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging and instructing a specific kind of sabotage of trains so as to block movements on rail lines. July 14, 1944. (Courtesy of Geneviève Noufflard)

An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging the building of barricades across Paris on August 20th, 1944. This previously unknown document reveals that Monod issued the order that the commander of Paris (Rol-Tanguay) then reissued the next day.

An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging the building of barricades across Paris on August 20th, 1944. This previously unknown document reveals that Monod issued the order that the commander of Paris (Rol-Tanguay) then reissued the next day. (Courtesy of Geneviève Noufflard)

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List of names obtained by interrogation of Albert Comba by Paris police, December 30th, 1940. Jacques Monod is noted to receive twenty copies of the illegal newspaper Résistance . (Dossier BA 2443, Archives de la Préfecture de Police in Paris).
An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging and instructing a specific kind of sabotage of trains so as to block movements on rail lines. July 14, 1944. (Courtesy of Geneviève Noufflard)
An order from “Malivert” (Jacques Monod) urging the building of barricades across Paris on August 20th, 1944. This previously unknown document reveals that Monod issued the order that the commander of Paris (Rol-Tanguay) then reissued the next day.