La Voix du Combattant, founded in 1915 by veterans of World War I in Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, has played a pivotal role in French journalism by advocating for military rights and commemorating historical events. Over the years, it has expanded its coverage to include local news, cultural commentary, and veterans’ affairs, fostering a strong community connection. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of La Voix du Combattant starting 1919, with 1,100 scans in total. Renowned for its reliability and in-depth reporting, the newspaper is trusted among its readers for its commitment to accuracy and social issues. Today, La Voix du Combattant remains a respected voice that not only celebrates the history and contributions of military personnel but also invites readers to uncover stories related to historical figures and events, including possible connections to your own family history. Explore the site to engage with this rich archive of the past.