LA DROITE MONTCELLIENNE DE LA CHUTE DES CHAGOT À LA DEUXIÈME GUERRE MONDIALE (1900-1939).

The article focuses on the political shifts in Montceau from 1900 to 1939, specifically highlighting the unexpected victory of Claude Martin in the 1934 election. Topics include the diverse alliances formed, the role of extreme right-wing forces, and the subsequent challenges faced by the socialist leaders. Despite the victory, the article outlines Martin's controversial actions as mayor, leading to the erosion of public support and a resurgence of socialist influence in subsequent elections.