Baltic Rundschau
| Baltic Rundschau | |
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| description | largest independent, German-language newspaper in the Baltic States |
| language | German |
| publishing company | Publicitas JSC |
| First edition | 1994 |
| Frequency of publication | per month |
| Sold edition | 7000 copies |
| Editor-in-chief | Ingwar Heinrich Lotz |
| Web link | www.baltische-rundschau.eu |
| ISSN |
1648-3774 |
The Baltic Rundschau is the largest German-language monthly newspaper in the Baltic states . It has been published in Estonia , Lithuania and Latvia since 1994 . The founder and managing editor -in- chief is the Russian-German Ingwar Heinrich Lotz. The newspaper is headquartered in Vilnius , Lithuania.
subjects
The Baltic Rundschau mainly deals with current affairs from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Further focal points are events and topics from Western European countries with a content-related relationship to the Baltic States as well as the situation in the neighboring states of Poland , Russia and Belarus .
criticism
The newspaper has a cooperation with the Russian news agency RIA Novosti and regularly publishes articles by the state information agency Sputnik . In several cases, this collaboration led to tendentious reporting and dissemination of so-called fake news , such as B. in the case of the Estonian children's globe without Russia , although continents were shown on the globe. In some articles the illegal occupation of the Baltic States by the Soviet Union is denied and the occupation is presented as a voluntary accession.
target group
The main target group of the Baltic Rundschau are German-speaking business people and travelers in the Baltic States as well as readers from Western and Central Europe who are interested in the Baltic States. Regular subscribers are also governments and institutions of the EU, foreign embassies, commercial agencies, banks, insurance companies, international companies, tourist facilities, cultural institutes and universities.
Web links
Same name
Nothing to do with it, the magazine Baltic Rundschau that from 1950 to 1954 for the German-Baltic country team in Bovenden for Artur Behr has been released.
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Estonian globe without Russia . In: The Baltic Rundschau . November 30, 2015 ( baltische-rundschau.eu [accessed on September 14, 2017]).
- ↑ Estonia in “self-occupation” suit . In: The Baltic Rundschau . August 31, 2017 ( baltische-rundschau.eu [accessed on September 14, 2017]).