St. Gallen Newspaper
| St. Gallen Newspaper
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| description | Swiss newspaper |
| First edition | January 3, 1831 |
| attitude | December 31, 1881 |
| Web link | www.stgallerzeitungarchive.ch |
The St. Galler Zeitung was a liberal newspaper in eastern Switzerland . It was founded by Jakob Friedrich Wartmann and appeared from January 3, 1831 to December 31, 1881. In the last 30 years of its existence, it was the organ of the st. Under the editors Huldrich Arnold Seifert , Friedrich Bernet, Theodor Curti and Hermann Seifert . Gallic Liberals.
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In addition to reports on political events in St. Gallen and Switzerland, the news section also reported on international events.
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In 2012, the Vadiana Cantonal Library , in cooperation with the Swiss National Library, made all 46,000 newspaper pages available as PDF files for free use on the Internet.
Frequency of publication
The frequency of publication varied over the years. First the four-page St. Galler Zeitung was published every Monday, then from 1832 to December 1, 1845 every Wednesday and Saturday, from January 7, 1846 to June 30, 1851 once a week, and from July 1, 1851 to December 31, 1881 as a daily newspaper six times a week. From January 7, 1846 to June 30, 1851 it was called the St. Galler-Bote .
See also
Web links
- Web archive of the St. Galler Zeitung with online access to the complete newspaper archive
- The St. Galler Zeitung digitally on www.sg.ch