Why are they called the Maquis?

Many Federation colonists who lived in those regions were ordered to evacuate their homes. Those who refused to relinquish their turf opted to fight against the Cardassians and the Federation. They called themselves the Maquis, after members of the French underground who fought against the Nazis in World War II.

Who led the Maquis?

Spanish Maquis
Francisco Franco Ramón S. Suñer Valentín G. Morante Camilo Alonso Vega José Enrique Varela Carlos A. Cabanillas Fidel Dávila Arrondo Agustín M. Grandes	Antonio Téllez Solà Vicente López Tovar Josep Lluís i Facerias Eduard Pons Prades Among others
Casualties and losses

Who were the marquee?

The Marquees
Years active	1957–1960
Labels	Okeh, Chess
Associated acts	The Rainbows
Past members	Chester Simmons Reese Palmer Marvin Gaye James Nolan Harvey Fuqua Chuck Barksdale

When were the Maquis wiped out?

Every single Maquis base was exposed, especially Tevlik’s Moonbase, and destroyed when Arak Katal, now revealed to be a Changeling infiltrator, supplied the Female Changeling with the locations of the Maquis hiding places.

What happened to the Maquis after Voyager?

Although the Maquis were wiped by the Dominion in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and those aboard Voyager had reformed, an earlier episode of season 7 revealed that Starfleet still thought of Chakotay and his crew as Maquis.

How were collaborators treated after ww2?

In general, after a short trial, if they were not executed, Nazi collaborators were imprisoned in Gulag forced labour camps. The Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was abolished and Volga Germans were banished from their settlements on the Volga River with many being deported to Kazakhstan or Siberia.

What happened Elise Menaker?

Menaker was hired prior to the launch of the Marquee network in February of 2020 and has worked as a field reporter while also contributing to broadcasts and hosting pregame and postgame shows. Cohen, Iowa’s play-by-play broadcaster, will join her in the booth.

What happened Boog Sciambi?

Sciambi, who’s replacing Len Kasper starting this season, will call majority of Cubs games but also has commitments to broadcast select national games for ESPN. She will become the first woman to serve as play-by-play announcer in Cubs history.