Revue Africaine, founded in 1900 by the Algerian scholar and politician Charles de Foucauld, has significantly shaped Algeria's journalism landscape. Initially a platform for cultural and scientific discourse, it evolved to tackle socio-political issues, colonialism, and national identity, playing a vital role in the intellectual resistance against French colonial rule. Known for its rigorous journalism and commitment to fostering dialogue, it reflects the complexities of Algerian society and its rich heritage. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Revue Africaine from Algiers, Algeria, starting 1856, with a total of 23,920 scans available. This treasure trove of history features articles related to politics, culture, and significant events, possibly connecting to historical figures or even stories from your own family history. Delve into these archives to uncover the narratives that have shaped Algeria's past and continue to resonate today.