Alger républicain

Defunct

The Algiers daily founded in 1938, on which Albert Camus worked, which became the paper of the Algerian Communist Party's milieu under Henri Alleg, was banned during the war of independence and again after the coup of 1965, and reappeared from 1989. Its book imprint published Boualem Khalfa, Henri Alleg and other writers of the Algerian left.

Years: 1938–c. 1991
Location: Algiers, Algeria
Also known as: Éditions Alger républicain
Affiliation: Daily close to the Algerian Communist Party
Languages: French
Authority records: Wikidata · GND · BnF
Sources: Wikipedia (fr) — Alger républicain; Wikipedia (fr) — Alger républicain; Bibliothèque nationale de France — catalogue records

Backlist

Titles of Alger républicain by year: 5 dated titles, 1938–1991, most in 1946 (2); 3 undated. Lines mark founded 1938 and closed 1991.

The figures by decade

Decade	Titles
1930s	1
1940s	3
1990s	1

Year	Title	Author(s)	Language
1938	Alger républicain✓	—	French
1945	La France en Afrique du Nord✓	Georges Surdon	French
1946	La France en Afrique du Nord✓	Georges Surdon	French
1946	Tribord à gauche✓	L.-J. Tapiéro	French
1991	Yacine✓	Abdelhamid Benzine	French
n.d.	Alger Républicain	—	English
n.d.	L'Algérie en marche vers le socialisme	—	French
n.d.	La Bourse aux mensonges, une enquête de Nicolas Zannettacci. Préface de Boualem Khalfa	Nicolas Zannettacci	French