Level 2 · 11 November 1940
Students at the Arch
- Turns
- 8 turns, an hour each
- Map
- 20 districts
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The Revolution
The anniversary of the old armistice is banned. The students and lycée pupils are going to the Arch anyway, with flowers. Gather three student groups at Chaillot at the same time, with no more than two of them arrested. If any of them are still at the Arch at the sixth hour, the Directorate's garrison comes down the avenue.
Objective
Three student groups at Chaillot at once, with two arrests at most
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 6 turns
- No arrests
The game's hint Student groups move two districts and march in the open. Recruit them in the Latin Quarter, Saint-Germain, Saint-Marcel or Montmartre. Being at the Arch at the sixth hour wins the day even if three never gather.
- Won
- The students at the Arch
- Lost
- The Arch cleared
The Law
Clear the Arch before the garrison does it its own way: at the sixth hour there must be nobody left at Chaillot, and you must not have called the garrison in. Disperse the groups or arrest them, but every arrest will be remembered.
Objective
Chaillot clear of students at the sixth hour, without garrison support
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 6 turns
- No Special Brigade
The game's hint Dispersing sends a group home without names: once per district per turn. Your brigades at Chaillot are the wall; the garrison is the worst outcome for you.
- Won
- The Arch cleared
- Lost
- The students at the Arch
Events
News that reaches both sides during the level. Each side answers for itself.
Flowers at the tomb
Students carry flowers up the avenue to the tomb under the Arch.
The Revolution
What happensUnrest +10 in Chaillot
The Law
What happensUnrest +10 in Chaillot
The lycées
The lycée pupils leave their classes to join the students.
The Revolution
What happensClandestine press loyalty +5
The Law
What happensClandestine press loyalty +5
After the level
After level 2 · 12 November 1940
The Names
The Revolution
The police took names at the Arch. Some of the students who marched are known now.
- Hide the leadersClandestine press loyalty +10
- Send them abroadAllies abroad +10 toward you
The Law
The Directorate asks for the names taken at the Arch.
- Hand over the namesDirectorate Patience +15Hidden Patriots −10
- Lose the listHidden Patriots +15
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Students at the Arch
On the anniversary of the old armistice the students went up the avenue to the Arch with flowers.
If the Revolution won
They were still there when the garrison came. Nobody in the city forgot it.
Otherwise
The police cleared the avenue before the garrison came. The students went home with their names and without a record.
If the Law chose “Hand over the names”
The names went to the Directorate, and several of the students did not come back.
If the Law chose “Lose the list”
The list of names was lost somewhere in the Prefecture.
If the Revolution chose “Send them abroad”
Their leaders were got out of the country and joined the forces abroad.
Otherwise
Their leaders went into hiding and started a paper.