The Gestapo censored newspapers regarding the Grenoble crimes

The Gestapo did everything to hide the eleven crimes of the Grenoble Saint-Barthélemy by imposing strict censorship on the local press. Newspapers received the prohibition to publish the death notices of the assassinated resistance fighters while funerals were limited to four family members designated by the occupier. On November 30, 1943, Le Petit Dauphinois, La République du Sud-Est and La Dépêche dauphinoise published a single common brief presenting these assassinations as simple attacks.