Paris-Soir [SEP] language of work or name
a half million - the largest circulation of any newspaper in Europe at that time.
After liberation.
From the first news of the Allied landing, the editorial staff secretly returned to Paris. Before the end of fighting in Paris on 20 August, journalists in the French Resistance accompanied by French Forces of the Interior occupied "Paris-Soir"s building, armed with requisition orders. The "Popular", "Le Franc-Tireur", "Combat", "Le Parisien Libéré", all newspapers close to the
Nekrassov
Nekrassov, or the Farce in Eight Scenes is a satirical drama written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1955.
Plot.
Nekrassov takes place in the 1950s Paris. It shows the life of the unfortunate journalist Sibilot who works at the right-wing newspaper of France, Soir á Paris. His work is mostly to write anti-communist propaganda.
The main turnpoint in his life when he cannot come up with any great idea, and his boss, Jules Palotin, tells him that if he