 The role of Du Paty de Clam as Commissioner-General for Jewish Affairs is the most ambiguous of those who occupied the position.As a Maurassian, he was strongly opposed to the German occupation of France and engaged in double dealing by serving the Germans while doing small favors to the resistance.A reader of "La France Juive" like his father—he participated in a commemoration of Drumont on 3 May 1944—, his antisemitism was neither virulent nor racial.