Jours de France is primarily a ‘society’ magazine. You enter the intimate world of famous French people. The articles in Jours de France do not lie: an article about Jean-Paul Carrere | life in a castle – Georges Hereil | Harold Robbins billionaire and pirate | Henry Berger – divorce reform must be improved | the warm welcome in Morocco – Valery Giscard d’Estaing | flowers to sleep in | Jours de France on a visit to Jacques Ribourel – the desire to perform is the engine of success | overcoming cellulite | the amazing fate of Napoleon III | Sheila and Ludovic | air Inter | Michel Debré – I know all about Amoise | Marie Dubois – an idyll in the heart of summer | Baudouin and Fabiola return from their holiday | the tricks of the trade of Jacques Dutronc | the inauguration of the new lyceum of Chamalières by Valery Giscard d’Estaing | the birth of a new shop in Paris | Charles Bronson in family – the quietest of all men | on the Champs-Elisées | the rendezvous at the Eiffel Tower with Mireille Mathieu and Peter Townsend | the battle of england | a cowboy on a motto Johnny Halliday | Gonzague Mulliez, the man who brought down the price of carpets | the chateau of Condé-en-Brie | how climbing mannequin was a orange skin | Alain Poher, the Senate should be able to give its opinion on government policy | Jacques Chirac the reception of the north | Princesse Margeret, 15 years of marriage | the triumph of Mikhail and Gisley | Gersende de Sabran | Marta Pan | Jacques Sallebert In addition, there are a number of regular sections such as those on beauty and grooming, readers’ letters, books and records