Sentence examples for clandestine newspaper from inspiring English sources

He started a clandestine newspaper, Robotnik ("The Worker"), in Wilno.

It gave exact figures of Clandestine newspaper circulations from the years of 1940 194444, along with the aftermath of the journalism market in France.

Mustafa Kemal remained aloof from it until his third year, when he became involved in the production of a clandestine newspaper.

In May, for example, Italy's highest court, the Supreme Court of Cassation, overturned the conviction of a Sicilian blogger, Carlo Ruta, on charges of publishing a "clandestine newspaper".

During World War II he edited Combat, a clandestine newspaper, and joined a circle of Paris luminaries that included Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.

Around the corner is the Aug. 28, 1944, front page of Combat, a previously clandestine newspaper edited by Albert Camus which in the space of one day replaced Je Suis Partout in the kiosks.

Part IV: The Resistance, gives a detailed history of the Clandestine Newspapers, the circulation figures, distribution methods, and its connection to the Free French.

Some Paris theater companies refused to allow German acting troupes to monopolize their stages, and certain writers contributed to clandestine newspapers.

Overall, the numbers of circulation contributed the most to my research because it gave me an understanding of how widely the Clandestine newspapers were distributed.

It also gave the names of the major Clandestine newspapers and its impact on the population to show the size of the resistance at the end of 1942.

One section that was particularly helpful, "The Resistance Experience: Teaching and Resources," gave general background on clandestine newspapers and some information on how they were able to operate.