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About this newspaper
Title: La sentinelle
Canton: Neuchâtel
Available online: 4 January 1890 - 19 May 1971 (20,183 issues, 131,832 pages)
Bibliografic information (Helveticat): http://permalink.snl.ch/bib/sz001196990
Rights: private use
Segmentation level: automatic / unchecked
Description: The first issue of La Sentinelle appeared on January 4th, 1890. Founded by the Union des sociétés ouvrières of La Chaux-de-Fonds with Walter Biolley (1866-1905) as editor, it became the mirror of the Socialist Party’s ideas in 1896. Strongly committed to social justice and the working class, the journal was shaped by political personalities such as Charles Naine (1874-1926) and Ernest-Paul Graber (1875-1956). Often plagued by financial problems, in 1965 it merged with the Vaud and Geneva Socialist daily newspaper Le Peuple and became Le Peuple, La Sentinelle. This eminent French-speaking Socialist daily survived in this form until May 19, 1971, the date of the publication of the last issue.
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