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Chapter 1 Local Democracies,ocal elections and the impact of the political and economic crisis on the reform of local government. These national differences would have a big impact on occupation developments. The chapter also looks at the national guidelines mayors and other public authorities received before the war to guide

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Chapter 7 Disintegration,der the aegis of official authority and power, a revived and renewed local civil society reached out towards clandestine settlements with mayors—even collaborationist ones—to prepare the post-war order. Mayors put individual mediation to support local interests back at the centre of their attention.

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Chapter 8 Transition and Memory,kip this step and use quick democratic elections to re-legitimize the mayoralty. Both approaches, however, left many local wounds open and issues unresolved. In particular the issue of information flows—about systemic denunciation of local citizens to the Germans—remained unaddressed. The purge proc