Critique, founded in 1946 by a group of intellectuals including Jean-Paul Sartre, has profoundly influenced French cultural and political discourse. Initially a platform for existentialist thought, it has expanded over the decades to feature art critiques, literary reviews, and political essays that reflect its rigorous analysis and independent voice. You can find scans of Critique on OldNews.com, showcasing material from Paris, Île-de-France, France starting 1946, with a total of 1,444 scans available. This extensive archive not only highlights the newspaper's commitment to thought-provoking content but also preserves conversations and events that shaped historical contexts in France. As you explore these rich resources, consider connecting with the voices of the past, including historical figures and possibly your own family history, by diving into the vibrant discussions captured in these pages.