Primary Members of The RNP (after October 1941)
The RNP was directed by a permanent commission of 15 members. According to a February 1943 list, these included
- Président : Marcel Déat
- General secretary : Georges Albertini(former secretary of the Jeunesses socialistes, future creator of the Est-Ouest magazine)
- Vice-president (from January 1943) : Maurice Levillain (Neo-Socialist)
- Vice-président (from January 1943) : Michel Brille (former deputy of the Democratic Alliance).
- Henri Barbé (former member of the French Communist Party's political bureau, excluded in 1934 and general secretary of the PPF from 1936 to 1939).
- René Benedetti (Neo-socialist)
- Francis Desphilippon
- Georges Dumoulin
- Emile Favier (Neo-Socialist)
- Jacques Guionnet
- Gabriel Lafaye (Neo-Socialist, state secretary in Camille Chautemps's government in 1938)
- Barthélémy Montagnon (former SFIO deputy,expelled in 1933, then Neo-Socialist)
- Georges Rivollet (former Minister of War Veterans in right-wing governments of 1934-35).
- Roland Silly (former member of the SFIO).
- Ludovic Zoretti (trade-unionist).
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