With more than 2,000 daily issues between 1933 and 1940, the APariser TageblattA / APariser TageszeitungA is one of the key sources for research on the political, cultural, and everyday life of German exiles in France. The volume is the product of work done by an interdisciplinary Franco-German research group. It sets out to remedy the relative neglect of cultural transfer between France and Germany in the research on exile. In four chapters and a total of 20 articles, it discusses central aspects of political and cultural transfer, important personalities and journalistic institutions involved in the transfer process, and fundamental elements operative in the everyday perception of Paris and the Paris myth.