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fascism--arbutus-16806	Kates, Stephanie	Vichy France’s Collaboration with Nazi Germany	2017.0	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3816	178	46	Although it is relatively well-known that the Nazi party in Germany introduced discriminatory laws against those whom they classified as undesirable, it has also been established that the Vichy Government in Second World War France devised similar laws to isolate what they considered to be dissimilar or incompatible racial, national, religious or opposing political groups (such as the ∗I would like to thank Dr. Charlotte Schallié for her invaluable guidance, encouragement, inspiration and feedback over the past four years, and Jamie Cassels Undergraduate Research Award for funding this research. Internment Camps in Second World War France During the First World War, France was home to a number of internment camps that were set up for many different uses; housing prisoners of war and refugees were the most widespread and common.	cache/fascism--arbutus-16806.pdf	txt/fascism--arbutus-16806.txt