Founded in 1860 by a collective of local intellectuals in Rennes, Brittany, the Journal des Candidats Au Surnumérariat de L'enregistrement has long served as a vital voice within the region's academic and administrative landscape. Originally created to inform candidates about public service examinations, the newspaper has since broadened its coverage to include cultural events, political analyses, and educational resources, establishing a reputation as a trusted source among civil servants and scholars. Notable milestones include its continuous publication during political upheavals, reinforcing its role as a beacon of reliable information. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Journal des Candidats Au Surnumérariat de L'enregistrement starting 1894, featuring a total of 14,441 scans. Delve into this rich historical archive to discover insights about historical figures and events, and possibly even uncover connections to your own family history.