Founded in 1944 by a collective of communist activists in Saint-Étienne, Le Drapeau Rouge quickly became a vital voice for workers' rights and social justice in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. This newspaper has significantly influenced local politics by championing leftist causes and fostering community dialogue. It features a mix of local news, cultural commentary, and political analysis, making it a trusted source for a diverse readership interested in social issues and regional developments. OldNews.com now offers scans of Le Drapeau Rouge starting from 1901, with a total of 19 scans available. By exploring these archives, you can discover the historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history that resonate within these pages. Dive into the rich narrative of your community and uncover the stories that have shaped the region.