A French daily newspaper first published on August 29, 1789, in the midst of the French Revolution. It is also known simply as Débat (Dispute). It started out as a newspaper reporting on debates in the National Constitutional Assembly, but after it was bought by the Bertin brothers in 1799, it became a major paper with a strong focus on both politics and literature. Napoleon, who disliked the word Débat, renamed it Journal de l'Empire (Imperial Newspaper) on July 16, 1805, and provided full financial support to make it a government newspaper, but after Napoleon's downfall, it reverted to its original title. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1789年8月29日フランス革命のさなかに創刊されたフランスの日刊紙。略して単に《デバ(論争)》とも呼ばれる。はじめは国民憲法議会での論争を報じる新聞だったが,99年にベルタン兄弟が買収してからは,政治と文学の両方に強い有力紙となった。ナポレオンは,デバという言葉を忌んで,1805年7月16日《ジュルナル・ド・ランピールJournal de l’Empire(帝国新聞)》と改称させ,全面的に財政援助をして御用新聞にしたが,ナポレオンの失脚後はもとの題号に戻った。
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