List of historical newspapers in Germany

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The list of historical newspapers in Germany contains German newspapers whose publication has been discontinued and whose place of publication was in Germany . It includes all of the former part or predecessor states of Germany (such as the Kingdom of Württemberg or the GDR ).

National newspapers

• Allgemeine Zeitung (1798–1925), "Cotta'sche Zeitung". Tubingen; Stuttgart; Ulm; Augsburg; Munich ZDB -ID 2747832-4
• Bauernecho (1948–1989), (GDR)
• Berlin Rome Tokyo (1939–1944), Berlin
• Messenger from the Lower Rhine (1865–1866), Duisburg
• Christ and World (1948–1980), Stuttgart
• CV newspaper (1922–1938), Berlin
• Evangelical Germany (1924–1945), Berlin
• The Jew in Germany's Presence (1846/47)
• The Morning (1945–1991), Berlin (GDR)
• Der Tag (1901–1934) , Berlin daily newspaper published by August Scherl
• Der Tag (1948–1963), Berlin daily newspaper of the CDU's East Office
• The Silesian (1948-2015)
• The Truth Witness (1893–19 ??), weekly magazine of the German Baptists , today: Die GEMEINDE
• Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (1843–1879), Leipzig
• Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (1919–1945), Berlin
• German literary newspaper (1880–1993), Berlin
• German daily newspaper (1894–1934), Berlin
• German Tribune (1831–1832)
• German People's Newspaper (1953–1989)
• Deutsche Zeitung (1847–1850), Heidelberg
• German newspaper (1896–1934)
• German newspaper and business newspaper
• Deutscher Reichsanzeiger and Prussian State Gazette (1871–1945), Berlin
• the new one , Berlin, DGB
• Die Post (1866-1921), Berlin ZDB -ID 22985-4
• the act merged with the Deutsche Volkszeitung to become the Volkszeitung
• Die Woche (1993–2002), left-wing liberal
• Financial Times Deutschland (2000–2012), business newspaper
• Frankfurter Zeitung , founded in 1856 by Leopold Sonnemann
• Frauen-Zeitung (1849–1852), founder Louise Otto-Peters
• Free Social Press , Lüdenscheid official organ of the free economic movement
• Illustrirte Zeitung (1843–1944)
• Industrial courier (1948–1970)
• Israelitisches Familienblatt (1898–1938), Hamburg
• Jewish newspaper (2005–2014), Berlin
• National newspaper (19th century)
• National-Zeitung (Berlin) ( Berliner Allgemeine )
• National-Zeitung (Munich) (1950 / 1951–2019), Munich
• New Era (GDR CDU)
• Phoenix , Hamburg (1847/48)
• Publik (1968–1971), Catholic weekly newspaper
• Schlesische Zeitung (1743–1945), Breslau
• Excellent!
• Daily Rundschau (1881–1933) "independent newspaper for national politics", Berlin, (1881–1933) ZDB -ID 749506-7 OCLC 643935832 OCLC 643935860
• Daily Rundschau , Berlin (1945–1955) Organ of the Red Army in Germany
• Grandstand (GDR, FDGB)
• Vossische Zeitung (1721–1934), Berlin, founded by Johann Andreas Rüdiger
• Welt Kompakt, Die (2004–2019), Berlin, founded by Axel Springer SE (coat of Die Welt )
• Westfälischer Anzeiger (1796–1809), Dortmund
• Westfälischer Merkur (1822–1929), (Münster), last organ of the Center Party ZDB -ID 983571-4
• Wiesbadener Tagblatt (1852–2020), Wiesbaden
• Weekly mail (GDR, discontinued 1996)
• Weekly of the Association of German Engineers (1877–1883)

Regional newspapers

The hen (Ilmenau) from 1899

New Newspapers of Scholarly Matters of April 11, 1720: front page

First edition of the Döbelner Anzeiger on July 19, 1838

• 8 o'clock evening paper
• 8 Uhr-Blatt (Nuremberg) , taken over from the Abendzeitung , Munich, in the 1960s
• Abendpost / Nachtausgabe , Frankfurt am Main , originated from
  • Frankfurt night edition and
  • Evening mail
• General Preussische Staats-Zeitung with successors, 1819–1871, Berlin
• Upwards, christliches Tageblatt, Bielefeld, approx. 1922 - approx. 1938
• Badisches Volksecho , KPD, Mannheim , 1947–1956, 1946–1947 Badische Volksstimme
• Bavarian Volksecho , KPD, Munich
• Berliner Abendpost
• Berliner Allgemeine Zeitung
• Berlin stock exchange courier
• Berlin Herald
• Berlin illustrated night edition
• Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung
• Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger
• Berlin Monday echo
• Berlin latest news
• Berliner Tageblatt
• Casseler Volksblatt
• The 12 o'clock sheet
• Deister-Leine-Zeitung , Barsinghausen (1885–2012)
• The evening , Berlin
• The messenger from Cassel , Kurhessen 1814–?
• Der Gemeinnützige (Varel), published in the Nordwestzeitung (regional section with the same name added daily)
• The courier , Berlin
• The Jeverland-Bote (Jever), published in the Nordwestzeitung (regional section with the same name added daily)
• The new day , KPD, Offenburg
• The Panzerbär , Berlin (April 1945)
• Die Henne , daily newspaper in the district of Ilmenau (Thuringia) from 1843 to 1945
• Midday (1920–, 1944, 1949–1967)
• The Union (GDR)
• The truth, KPD, Hanover
• Döbelner Anzeiger (1838–1945) , daily newspaper in Döbeln , Lommatzsch and Rosswein (Saxony)
• Dortmunder General-Anzeiger , synchronization in 1933
• Duisburg General-Anzeiger
• It must be day! , 1848/1849, Munich
• Free Earth (today Nordkurier , GDR)
• Freie Hessische Zeitung , Giessen, (1848), critical political newspaper of the German Revolution 1848/1849
• Free press , Bielefeld
• Free People , KPD, Dortmund , 1949–1950
• Freedom , KPD, Düsseldorf , 1946–1949
• General-Anzeiger also Frankfurter General-Anzeiger and Frankfurter Anzeiger, Frankfurt am Main
• Graciously privileged Leipzig intelligence paper (1763–1848)
• Hamburger Echo (SPD)
• Hamburger Volkszeitung , KPD, founded in 1946
• Hanoverian courier
• Heilbronner Tagblatt , National Socialist daily newspaper, appeared 1932–1945
• Kassel Sunday paper
• Kattowitzer Zeitung , founded in 1869, 1922–1939 newspaper of the Germans in the Republic of Poland , 1939–1945 organ of the NSDAP district leadership
• Cologne Volksstimme , communist
• Kölnische Zeitung nationalist, was banned in 1945
• Leipziger Tageblatt (1807–1926), liberal
• Lippische intelligence sheets (1767–1842), from 1809 Fürstlich-Lippisches intelligence sheets
• Lippische Rundschau (discontinued 2003)
• Lübeck advertisements (1751–1934), non-partisan
• Märkische Volksstimme (today Märkische Allgemeine , GDR)
• Munich Latest News up to 1945 predecessor of the Süddeutsche Zeitung
• Nassauer Bote , Limburg / Lahn
• New Badische Landeszeitung , Mannheim, 1866–1934 (left-wing liberal / free-thinking / democratic )
• Neue Hessische Zeitung , Kassel (1848–1850), liberal newspaper of the German Revolution 1848/1849
• New Prussian Newspaper (1848–1939)
• Neue Volkszeitung , KPD, Dortmund , founded in 1948
• Neue Zeit, KPD, Saarbrücken , founded in 1946
• Neue Zeitung , KPD, Munich, 1918–1933
• New newspaper of learned things (1715–1784), published by Gross in Leipzig
• New Life, KPD, Ludwigshafen am Rhein , founded in 1947
• Lower Saxony Volksstimme , KPD, Hanover , founded in 1946
• Nordbayrische Volkszeitung , KPD, Nuremberg
• Norddeutsche Zeitung (GDR)
• North German Echo , KPD, Kiel , founded in 1946
• Ostfriesische Rundschau
• Regensburger Tagblatt, 1836–1913, 1924, 1930–1931
• Rhein- und Ruhrzeitung , Duisburg
• Saxon People's Newspaper
• Seeblätter , Constance
• Schlesische Arbeiter-Zeitung , Breslau 1919–1933
• Schlesische Provinzialblätter , Ed .: Karl Konrad Streit and FA Zimmermann, Breslau 1785–1849
• Schleswig-Holstein People's Newspaper
• Sunday Current (1979-2016)
• Socialist people's newspaper , communist, Frankfurt am Main
• Late edition
• Citizen Newspaper
• Strasbourg Post , Alsace-Lorraine newspaper founded in 1882
• Südbayerische Volkszeitung , communist, Munich
• Daily Berlin news
• Tempo , Berlin (1928–1933)
• Trierische Landeszeitung
• Telegraph (1946–1971)
• Tribune of Democracy , KPD, Bremen
• Our day , KPD, Offenburg , founded in 1946
• Our voice, KPD, Schwenningen , founded in 1947
• Volksecho für Westfalen and Lippe , KPD, Detmold , founded in 1946
• Volksstimme, KPD, Cologne , founded in 1946
• Volksstimme , KPD, Stuttgart
• Wage (newspaper) (1848-1852)
• West German Volksecho , KPD, Dortmund , 1946–1948
• Westphalian friend of the people (1848–1850)
• Westpfälzische Rundschau , until 1971 in the districts of Homburg and St. Ingbert (today Saarpfalz district )
• Wilhelmshavener Kurier (1931–1945), party official. Daily newspaper of the NSDAP
• Wilhelmshavener Rundschau , merged with the Wilhelmshavener Zeitung
• Weekly newspaper for Uetersen (1884–1929), later Uetersener Nachrichten
• Sopot newspaper , Sopot , from 1894

Local newspapers

• Baunach- and Itzbote ( Ebern )
• Buersche Zeitung (1881-2006)
• Deister-Leine-Zeitung (1885–2012)
• The frank one
• The Sauerland
• Eichsfelder Volksblatt
• Eppinger General-Anzeiger (1928–1936)
• Fuldaer Volkszeitung (1945–1974)
• Hessian courier
• Hünfeld circular sheet
• Kötzschenbrodaer newspaper
• Lippische Rundschau, (sub-edition Westfalen-Blatt)
• Lübeck Free Press
• Lübeck newspaper
• Marburg press
• Mindener Zeitung
• Oberhessische Zeitung
• Osnabrücker Tageblatt (1884-1967), with the new daily mail merges
• Radebeuler Tageblatt
• People's Watch from Bielefeld (1890–1933)
• Thuringian People's Watch
• Warsteiner newspaper

Foreign language newspapers

• Narodowiec, Herne
• Ranica , Berlin (1939–1945)
• Wiarus Polski, Bochum

See also

• Category: Newspaper (GDR) for newspapers from the GDR
• Press history
• Newspaper museum
• Newspaper antiquarian

literature

• Johannes Binkowski (Ed.): Flyer and newspaper. A guide through the printed daily literature , Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1985
  • 1. - From the beginning to 1848 , ISBN 3-7814-0228-2
  • 2. - From 1848 to the present , ISBN 3-7814-0248-7
• Arnulf Kutsch, Johannes Weber: 350 years of daily newspaper. Research and documents , Edition Lumière, Bremen, 2002, ISBN 3-934686-06-0
• Peter de Mendelssohn : Berlin newspaper city. People and powers in the history of the German press , Ullstein, Frankfurt / M. 1982, ISBN 3-550-07496-4
• Ulrich Nieter (Hrsg.): Erlebniswelt Zeitung. Origin and beginning of the press , European Newspaper Museum, Krefeld 2000, ISBN 3-00-006909-7

Individual evidence

1. ^ Rosenstock, Roland: Evangelical press in the 20th century . Stuttgart / Zurich 2002, ISBN 3-7831-2052-7 , p. 75 .
2. ↑ ^{a b} Newspapers in The Jewish Hamburg - A Historical Reference Work , accessed on December 31, 2019
3. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. Verlag Peter Lang, Frankfurt 1993, pp. 201-203
4. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. P. 203
5. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. P. 229
6. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. Pp. 259/260
7. ^ ^{A b c} Kurt Koszyk: Press policy for Germans 1945-1949. Colloquium-Verl. Berlin 1986, p. 482
8. ↑ ^{a b} Kurt Koszyk: press policy for German 1945-1949. P. 480
9. ^ Kurt Koszyk: Press Policy for Germans 1945-1949. P. 478
10. ^ Kurt Koszyk: Press Policy for Germans 1945-1949. P. 487
11. ^ Kurt Koszyk: Press Policy for Germans 1945-1949. P. 485
12. ^ Kurt Koszyk: Press Policy for Germans 1945-1949. P. 479
13. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. P. 234
14. ^ Regensburg historical newspapers , University of Regensburg
15. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. P. 241
16. ↑ ^{a b} Kurt Koszyk: press policy for German 1945-1949. P. 486
17. ↑ ^{a b} Kurt Koszyk: press policy for German 1945-1949. P. 481
18. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The KPD press in the western zones 1945-1956. P. 255
19. ^ Entry on Wilhelmshavener Kurier in the catalog of the German National Library