82 years ago today, July 8, 1943 (June 7, 1943 in the lunar calendar), French resistance leader Jean Moulin was killed. French national hero Jean-Moulin actively participated in organizing the resistance movement. After his arrest in 1943, he resolutely refused to surrender and used paintings to satirize the German invaders. On July 8, 1943, French underground leader Jean Moulin died after suffering a month of torture by the Gestapo. He was only 44 years old. Mulan united the resistance forces from the north and south. It was a traitor who betrayed him. Mulan was imprisoned in November 1940. At the time, he was serving as a civilian governor in a county southwest of Paris. He refused to sign a statement that Senegal soldiers were guilty of murder, which was actually carried out by Germans. One German soldier wrote: "I admire your spirit and strength in safeguarding the honor of your country." In the Limousin Mountains, resistance fighters blew up enemy military vehicles, making their aggressive plans impossible to implement smoothly. French resistance fighters destroyed communication lines and disrupted the enemy's combat plan. In March 1941, British Prime Minister Churchill accompanied General Charles de Gaulle to review the British tank force. French national hero Jean-Moulain actively participated in organizing the resistance movement. After being arrested in 1943, he resolutely refused to surrender and used paintings to satirize the German invaders in the BBC radio studio. The announcer broadcast the news in French, while using codes to send instructions to underground workers. A French Resistance fighter used a truck as a bunker to attack German soldiers After the fall of France, the French people rose up against the occupiers and traitors, fighting for the rejuvenation of the motherland. Resistance fighters demolished the bridge. To prevent the German army from attacking an Italian German fighter jet was blown up by guerrillas near Limoges. Charles de Gaulle published "Letter to the French People" General de Gaulle inspected the resistance forces in London