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Combat was a French newspaper created during the Second World War. It was founded in 1941 as a clandestine newspaper of the French Resistance.

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rdfs:label	Combat (Zeitung) (de) Combat (periódico) (es) Combat (newspaper) (en) Combat (giornale) (it) Combat (journal) (fr) Combat (jornal) (pt)
rdfs:comment	Combat (deutsch: Kampf), Untertitel Le Journal de Paris (deutsch: Die Pariser Zeitung), war eine zunächst illegale Zeitung, die während des Zweiten Weltkriegs als Organ der Résistance-Gruppe Combat gegründet wurde. (de) Combat was a French newspaper created during the Second World War. It was founded in 1941 as a clandestine newspaper of the French Resistance. (en) Combat fue un periódico francés creado durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Originalmente fue emitido como un diario clandestino de La Resistencia, siendo encabezado por , , además de Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, André Malraux, Emmanuel Mounier y las colaboraciones de Raymond Aron y . Su producción fue dirigida por . (es) Combat, sous-titré Le Journal de Paris, est un journal quotidien français clandestin né pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale comme organe de presse du mouvement de résistance Combat. Il a été publié de 1941 à 1974 et une grande partie de sa rédaction, à la cessation de parution, fut à l'origine deux mois plus tard de la création du Quotidien de Paris. (fr) Combat è stato un giornale francese fondato durante la seconda guerra mondiale, nel 1941, come giornale clandestino della Resistenza francese. (it) Combat foi um jornal francês. Foi fundado durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, sendo um diário clandestino editado pela Resistência Francesa e com a ajuda de Albert Camus. Em agosto de 1944, com o fim da ocupação nazi em Paris, o periódico passa a circular fora da clandestinidade e seus editoriais, a partir deste momento, adotam uma postura anti-comunista. Em 1947 Albert Camus deixa o periódico, juntamente com Pascal Pia. O Combat teve grande destaque na década de 1960, com os eventos da Guerra da Argélia e o movimento de Maio de 1968. (pt)
foaf:name	Combat (en)
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dcterms:subject	Daily newspapers published in France Defunct newspapers published in France French resistance publications Contemporary French history 1974 disestablishments in France Publications disestablished in 1974 Underground press in World War II
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Daily newspapers published in France Defunct newspapers published in France French resistance publications Louis Pauwels Clandestine press of the French Resistance Emmanuel Mounier French Communist Party French Fourth Republic French language Contemporary French history André Breton André Malraux Left wing BnF Newspaper Tunisia Le Quotidien de Paris Albert Camus France in the twentieth century André Bollier Paris Gallica Jean-Paul Sartre Jean-Paul de Dadelsen Council for Maintaining the Occupations 1974 disestablishments in France Publications disestablished in 1974 Charles de Gaulle Albert Ollivier L'Humanité L'Intransigeant Notre-Dame Affair Stalinist Marxist Pierre Herbart May 1968 in France Milice Underground press in World War II Raymond Aron Second World War Situationist International Editor in chief Hiroshima bombing dbr:Georges_Altschuler dbr:Henri_Smadja dbr:Jacques-Arnaud_Penent dbr:Jean_Bloch-Michel

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