Editing French Resistance (section)

==In popular culture==
The Resistance features in the [[Kevin Doherty (writer)|Kevin Doherty]] novels ''Villa Normandie'' (Endeavour Press, 2015), which depicts a female Resistance cell leader as the novel's main character, ''Charlie's War'' (Endeavour Press, 2016), and ''Landscape of Shadows'' (Oceanview Publishing, 2022), and also in films such as the 1964 film ''[[The Train (1964 film)|The Train]]'', based on fact about the Resistance's efforts to prevent a train carrying looted French art from getting to Germany, and the 2011 film ''[[15 Lads]]'', about a group of young Resistance fighters,<ref>{{Cite web |title=15 Lads de Romain Cogitore |url=https://en.unifrance.org/movie/30789/15-lads |access-date=2 July 2023 |website=[[Unifrance]]}}</ref> inspired by the real-life experiences of director [[Romain Cogitore]]'s grandfather, Antoine Cogitore, as a Resistance fighter in the maquis of [[Grande Chartreuse]] when he was a teenager.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Fays |first=Frédérique |date=22 March 2011 |title=Cinema / "Nos résistances" bientôt projeté au Lux, à Valence {{!}} Le petit-fils, réalisateur, raconte son grand-père résistant |trans-title=Cinema / "Nos résistances" soon to be screened at Lux, in Valence {{!}} The grandson, director, tells the story of his resistant grandfather |url=https://www.ledauphine.com/drome/2011/03/21/un-grand-pere-resistant-fier-de-son-petit-fils-realisateur |website=[[Le Dauphiné libéré]] |language=fr}}</ref>

In television, the series ''[[Un village français]]'' (English: ''A French Village'') tells the extended story of a community of resistance members and the harsh realities that such a group faced during the entirety of the French occupation, and ''[[Resistance (TV series)|Resistance]]'', created by [[TF1]] in France (as ''Résistance''), is a drama set in German-occupied Paris in 1940 depicting the lives of students and teachers within the Resistance, loosely based on the activities of the Groupe du musée de l'Homme. ''[['Allo 'Allo!]]'', a British sitcom featuring Resistance activities, was conceived as a parody of the earlier BBC drama series ''[[Secret Army (TV series)|Secret Army]]'',<ref>{{cite web|url=https://drama.uktv.co.uk/secret-army/article/what-is-the-secret-army/|title=Secret Army: Why You'll Want to Join the Resistance |website=Drama UKTV|access-date=26 September 2018}}</ref> and a number of characters in the ''[[Star Trek]]'' television franchise are members of the [[maquis (Star Trek)|maquis]].

[[Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigerie]], credited as ''Bernard'', wrote the original French lyrics of [[Anna Marly]]'s 1943 song "[[La Complainte du partisan]]", which later gained worldwide popularity as "The Partisan" with English lyrics adapted by [[Hy Zaret]]. The song describes the trials of a Resistance member from their perspective. Many artists have released versions of the song, in many languages, with the most well-known release being by [[Leonard Cohen]] in 1969.