Vichy France: Old Guard and New Order Book

	Introduction to the 2001 Edition
	Introduction to the Morningside Edition (1982)
	Acknowledgments
	Prologue: Summer 1940	3
I	The French Quest for Collaboration, 1940-1942	51
	Pierre Laval and the Paris Connection	63
	The "New Policy," September-December 1940	69
	The Meaning of December 13	92
	The Cold Shoulder: Flandin and Darlan	101
	Darlan's Grand Design	109
	Darlan's Fall and Laval's Return: April 1942	131
II	The National Revolution	136
	Competing Visions	139
	An Answer to Decadence	146
	Moral Order: The Church	148
	Moral Order: Education and the Young	153
	Moral Order: The Family	165
	France for the French	168
	The State: Liberty and Authority	185
	Return to the Soil	200
	Escape from Class and Competition: Corporatism in Power	210
	From Persuasion to Constraint: The Emerging Police State	221
	The National Revolution and Fascism	228
III	The Collaborators	234
	Ins, Outs, and Notables	241
	The French Civil War: 1934-37	243
	The Revenge of the Minorities	249
	Experts	259
	Traditionalists	268
	The Left at Vichy	273
IV	Collaboration - 1942-44: Between Liberation and Revolution	280
	Threats to the Social Order - 1: Resistance	291
	Threats to the Social Order - 2: Second Front	299
	Last French Bids for Collaboration: 1942-43	309
	1944: The Dream of Peaceful Transition, the Nightmare of Civil War	326
V	A Balance Sheet: The Legacy of Vichy	330
	Breaks and Continuities	330
	Vichy and French Society	352
	Was Vichy a Lesser Evil?	357
	Profits and Losses	374
	A Moral Balance Sheet	380
App. A	The War Question of January 1942	387
App. B	Glossary of French and German Abbreviations	391
	Bibliographical Note	392
	Index	417