Founded in 1914 by journalist and historian Paul Lévy, *Documents sur la Guerre* became a vital French publication during World War I, providing in-depth analysis and documentation of the war's impact. Recognized for its rigorous journalism, the newspaper offered firsthand accounts, military reports, and scholarly articles that shaped public understanding of wartime events. Its commitment to objective reporting and comprehensive coverage has made it a trusted resource for historians and scholars, solidifying its reputation as an influential voice in the historical discourse on warfare and its consequences. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of *Documents sur la Guerre*, Paris, Île-De-France, France, starting 1914, including 652 scans in total. Dive into the pages that mention historical figures, key events, and possibly even people from your own family history, and explore the depth of insight provided during such a pivotal time in history.