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Immediately, he surrendered to Germany, then gave himself full power, putting an end to the Third Republic. He became a close collaborator with Hitler, especially when it came to deporting Jewish people, literally doing more than Hitler asked of him. Without him, a lot more French Jews would have probably survived.
At the end of the war, he was arrested and condemned to death, but it was changed to a life sentence. He died a few years later.
He’s remembered as the greatest traitor in French history, and he’s probably the French person we hate the most.”
“He threw it all away to serve as a Nazi puppet ruler. A name that would’ve been synonymous with French patriotism now just means opportunistic traitor.”
—u/leris1
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