| Type: | Daily |
| Foundation: | 27 April 1911 |
| Language: | French language |
| Ceased Publication: | 31 December 1920 |
| Circulation: | 45500 (December 1912) |
| Issn: | 1255-9814 |
| Publishing City: | Paris |
('Syndicalist Battle'), renamed Bataille on 30 September 1915, was a syndicalist morning daily published from Paris. It was the central organ of the Confédération générale du travail (CGT).[1] [2]
The newspaper was founded in 1911.[3] The founding nucleus of the newspaper consisted of Léon Jouhaux (secretary of the editorial bureau, representing the CGT), Harmel (joint secretary, representing postal workers), Dumas (treasurer, representing clothing workers) and Griffuelhes (administrator, representing leather and skin workers). Apart from editing, the quartet also worked with the evening newspaper L'Intransigeant. The office of was located at 10, boulevard Magenta. The first issue was published on April 27, 1911.[4]
As of 1917 François Marie was the general secretary of the publication. Key contributors included Christiaan Cornelissen, J. Grave, L. Grandidier, Petr Kropotkin, P. Laval, E. Langevin, E. Le Guery and A. Violette. As of 1917 it claimed a circulation of 30,000.[5]
Notable contributors have included:[6]