A doctor oversees the birth of a child.

People from around the region flock to Villeneuve as the mayor receives word that his town is now a center for refugees. Directed by Phillipe Triboit, 2009.

A telephone line is cut in the village school, which now serves as a barracks for the German occupation.

An English pilot is shot down by the German occupation.

A German propaganda film showing a handshake between Adolf Hitler and Philippe Pétain elicits boos at the movie theater.

A leafleting operation has been set up inside the village post office to spread anti-German propaganda.

Marcel and the communist militants conduct a resistance operation but it goes wrong and the French police catch Suzanne.

While the communist group plans their next move, Daniel comes to Marcel with urgent news.

Lucienne is preoccupied with the news of her pregnancy, and seeks spiritual guidance before making a serious decision.

Suzanne and Marcel are caught in a random roundup of villagers and brought in to be questioned by the Germans.

Daniel investigates the disappearance of food supplies to Villeneuve with the help of De Kevern.

The German police have put Marcel under surveillance in an attempt to discover his militants’ network.

A train carrying rounded-up Jews is forced to stop in Villeneuve.

The captive Jews are settled in at the school, but it becomes obvious that food and water supplies are critically low.

The police are on the hunt after Jules and Crémieux barely manage to evade arrest.

After the Gestapo’s decision to separate the Jewish families, Daniel decides to resign as major of Villeneuve.

After a father and daughter escape, the Gestapo takes over supervision and the Jewish families remain separated.

Marie successfully helps Hélène escape from the school, but raises the alarm in the process.