Other small journals also saw the light of day, but gradually separated from the Combat movement. Examples are "Veritas" and the Catholic-oriented "Cahiers du Témoignage Chrétien" (Christian witness notebooks). These journals, particularly the important ones, contained propaganda articles against the Vichy regime, which revealed and criticised the actions of the government and state apparatus, as well as substantive pieces dealing with "e.g." Nazism or collaboration. Frenay generally constructed the editorial of the Combat newspaper in person, until he joined de Gaulle in Algeria. The subtitle of the Combat newspaper was "Organe du Mouvement de la Libération Française", accompanied by a quote from Georges Clemenceau: ""Dans la guerre comme dans la paix, le dernier mot est à ceux qui ne se rendent jamais."" (In war as in peace, the last word is theirs that never surrender). In 1943, a section "Attentats" (attacks) was added to the paper; it contained a list of the paramilitary operations of Combat.