. . . . . . . . . "1067436385"^^ . . "Le Voltaire was a French daily newspaper first published on 5 July 1878. It ceased publication in the 1930s. Nicknamed Le Figaro r\u00E9publicain, the paper was created in order to support Gambetta, the leader of the Republican Union, the party of moderate radicals. Its founding editor was Aur\u00E9lien Scholl. The first issue announced that it was \"daily, political, republican, satirical\". The paper's name represented anticlericalism and it announced that \"We know the potential dangers of the cowl-wearers.\" An editorial in the first issue said: We want to disperse, once and for all, in this free and enlightened world of our republic, the last fatalities and the last remains of ignorance, which is the nemesis of the spirit, and of hatred, which is the enemy of the heart. Writers who contributed to the paper included \u00C9mile Zola, the Goncourt brothers, Guillaume Livet, and Paul Alexis. The paper also published longer works in serial form, including those of Zola and George Moore (A Mummer's Wife as La Femme du cabotin, July\u2013October 1886). A guide to Parisian newspaper published in 1882 described several of its writers as \"some of the first journalists in France\", one \"brilliant\" and another \"teeming with imagination\". It included Le Voltaire under the heading \"Republican newspapers\" and noted that it had published a long series of articles in favor of legalizing divorce."@en . "Le Voltaire war eine franz\u00F6sische Tageszeitung. Sie erschien erstmals am 5. Juli 1878 und wurde bis 1930 verlegt."@de . "Le Voltaire (journal)"@fr . . . "Le Voltaire (newspaper)"@en . "Le Voltaire est un journal quotidien fran\u00E7ais fond\u00E9 en 1878."@fr . . . . . . . . "Le Voltaire est un journal quotidien fran\u00E7ais fond\u00E9 en 1878."@fr . . . . . . . . . . "Le Voltaire war eine franz\u00F6sische Tageszeitung. Sie erschien erstmals am 5. Juli 1878 und wurde bis 1930 verlegt."@de . "50693813"^^ . . . . . . . . . "3161"^^ . . "Le Voltaire was a French daily newspaper first published on 5 July 1878. It ceased publication in the 1930s. Nicknamed Le Figaro r\u00E9publicain, the paper was created in order to support Gambetta, the leader of the Republican Union, the party of moderate radicals. Its founding editor was Aur\u00E9lien Scholl. The first issue announced that it was \"daily, political, republican, satirical\". The paper's name represented anticlericalism and it announced that \"We know the potential dangers of the cowl-wearers.\" An editorial in the first issue said:"@en . "Le Voltaire"@de . . . .