English: Mock yellow badge worn by nonconformist French youth in defiance of the Vichy regime and in sympathy for the French Jews; marked Zazou (jazz aficionado) instead of Juif. People caught wearing such contraptions were often arrested and sent to concentration camps, alongside Jews. See reproduction and context in Edward Arnold, Counter-Revolution, Extreme Right(s) and Fascism in French Culture and Politics, 1870–1945, Senior Sophister Option, Dept of French (FR 4016
/4017), Trinity College Dublin, pp. 149–150.
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