maquisard Antonyms
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Meaning of maquisard
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maquisard (n)
a guerrilla fighter in the French underground in World War II
maquisard Sentence Examples
- The maquisards fought valiantly against the German occupation of France.
- The dense undergrowth provided cover for the maquisards as they ambushed enemy patrols.
- The maquisard resistance played a crucial role in the liberation of France.
- The maquisards often relied on guerrilla tactics to harass and disrupt the enemy.
- The maquisard movement included people from all walks of life, united in their opposition to Naziism.
- The maquisards were supported by the local population, who provided them with food, shelter, and information.
- The maquisards were not only fighters but also politicians, educators, and cultural organizers.
- The maquisards left a lasting legacy of resistance and defiance against tyranny.
- The maquisard experience has inspired generations of activists and revolutionaries.
- The maquisards' perjuangan dan keberanian terus menjadi sumber kebanggaan dan inspirasi bagi rakyat Prancis.
FAQs About the word maquisard
a guerrilla fighter in the French underground in World War II
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The maquisards fought valiantly against the German occupation of France.
The dense undergrowth provided cover for the maquisards as they ambushed enemy patrols.
The maquisard resistance played a crucial role in the liberation of France.
The maquisards often relied on guerrilla tactics to harass and disrupt the enemy.
