Animateur des temps nouveaux (L'). I. 5th year n°226 (July 4, 1930) to n°251 (December 26, 1930); II. 6th year n°252 (January 2, 1931) to n°277 (June 6, 1931); III. 6th year n°304 (January 1, 1932) to n°329 (June 24, 1932) (n°316, 325, 326 are missing). Paris, Louis Forest, 1930-1931. 3 vol. in-8 half pink paperback. Colour illus. covers preserved. L'Animateur des temps nouveaux is a weekly political review, founded by Louis Forest in 1926 and published every Friday until 1933. Composed of about twenty illustrated pages, this magazine followed and commented the current events of the interwar period with a tone affirming its liberal ideology.

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