Founded in 1914 in Hanoi, Bulletin Économique de L'indo-Chine Renseignements has played a pivotal role in documenting the economic landscape of the Red River Delta, Vietnam. Established by a group of French-Indochinese intellectuals, the newspaper is renowned for its detailed analyses of trade, agriculture, and socio-economic developments in the region, having served as a primary source of economic data during colonial rule and post-war reconstruction. Now, you can find scans of Bulletin Économique de L'indo-Chine Renseignements on OldNews.com, with 1923 as the starting point, including 4,473 scans in total. This comprehensive archive is a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and business leaders, as well as anyone interested in historical figures and events that shaped the region. Explore these documents to uncover the past and perhaps even connect with your own family history.