“The Expression of Us All, Young and Old”
“The Expression of Us All, Young and Old”
Public Perceptions of the Bronze Mobilization Campaign
This chapter investigates the public response to Vichy's bronze mobilization campaign in Paris and throughout France. This response was inspired by myriad political and ideological considerations, but took the form primarily of a discourse of regionalism outside the capital, and of “statuemania” in Paris itself.
Keywords: Vichy, public response, France, Paris, regionalism, statuemania, bronze statuary
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