was international correspondent Andrée Viollis. Collapse During the interwar years, the heavy swap of editors suggests that Le Petit Parisien was suffering the effects of unregulated media ownership that plagued France until the 1980s. Le Petit Parisien did not survive its policy of collaboration with the German invaders during World War II, in spite of its efforts towards rehabilitation. Le Petit Parisien-related publications La Vie populaire Le Supplément illustré du Petit Parisien Nos loisirs Le Poilu du Petit Parisien Le Miroir (hebdomadaire photographique) Miroir des sports Miroir du monde (magazine) La Science et la Vie Fondation de la filiale Excelsior Publications en 1917 : Excelsior (journal) Omnia ; Dimanche illustré Le Poste Parisien National Library of France—Gallica All copies of Le Petit Parisien can be found at the National Library of France—Gallica website. See also History of French journalism References External links Digitized issues of Le Petit Parisien in Gallica, the digital library of the BnF. Digitized issues of supplément littéraire du Petit Parisien in Gallica. 1876 establishments in France 1944 disestablishments in France Defunct newspapers published in France Publications established in 1876 Publications disestablished in 1944 Newspapers published in Paris Newspapers of the Vichy regime Daily newspapers published in France