Paris After the Liberation 1944-1949 Book

1	The marshal and the general	3
2	The paths of collaboration and resistance	10
3	The resistance of the interior and the men of London	19
4	The race for Paris	31
5	Liberated Paris	52
6	The passage of exiles	63
7	War tourists and Ritzkrieg	69
8	The Epuration Sauvage	77
9	Provisional government	93
10	Corps Diplomatique	107
11	Liberators and liberated	123
12	Writers and artists in the line of fire	131
13	The return of exiles	145
14	The great trials	155
15	Hunger for the new	170
16	After the deluge	186
17	Communists in government	195
18	The abdication of Charles XI	203
19	The shadow-theatre : plots and counter-plots	221
20	Politics and letters	230
21	The diplomatic battleground	239
22	The fashionable world	250
23	A tale of two cities	260
24	Fighting back against the communists	272
25	The self-fulfilling prophecy	285
26	The republic at bay	297
27	The great boom of Saint-Germain-des-Pres	310
28	The curious triangle	321
29	The treason of the intellectuals	331
30	Americans in Paris	349
31	The tourist invasion	361
32	Paris sera toujours Paris	369
33	Recurring fevers	374