caption: The Vichy Regime in France After their surprisingly swift conquest of France in 1940, the <PERSON> ruled one part of it directly from Paris, leaving the rest unoccupied until 1942, but firmly under the control of a collaborationist French government under Marshal <PERSON> (1856--1951, see Map 28--3, page 951). This regime, based in the city of <PERSON>, pursued a reactionary policy, turning away from the democratic ways of the defeated <PERSON>. The Propaganda Centers of the National Revolution published the poster below. The National Revolution was the name the <PERSON> regime gave to its program to remake France.
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