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English: Poster about the murder of a German officer in Paris. And about the following repression with hostages and their execution if new murder.
Français : Affiche annonçant le meutre d'un officier allemand à Paris et la répression qui va s'en suivre par prise d'otages et exécution éventuelle en cas de nouveau meurtre. Il s'agissait de l'attentat de Pierre Georges, alias colonel Fabien, contre un officier de la Kriegsmarine au métro Barbès.
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