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This work aimed at comparing the archives of the Supreme Council of the Physicians Order (SCO) and those of the County Council (CD) Ille et Vilaine in France during the second World War. We had access to documents from the SCO but only those sent to the CD of Ille et Vilaine, for which, indeed, we cannot frankly exclude an “archives laundering” at the end of the war. The national system i.e. the SCO, was probably more politically implicated, and followed the government guidelines of the “French State” and repeated requests for identification of Jewish and foreign doctors under the pressure from the General Commissariat for Jewish Questions, first directed by Xavier Vallat. Regarding the Ille et Vilaine CD, it is difficult to get a clear idea regarding the views of its members in relation to the events that they lived through. They appear simply have followed, as for the majority of French people, the evolution that we now know, from an almost total despondency to a relative resistance. We hope this story will join that of the teaching of medical ethics, especially to young medical students and overall that there will be a real work of protection and a more comprehensive inventory of documents.

Le Conseil départemental de l’Ordre des médecins d’Ille et Vilaine sous l’Occupation