People's newspaper
People's newspaper stands for:
- Aachener Volkszeitung
- Ahlen People's Newspaper
- Berliner Volks-Zeitung
- Amberger People's Newspaper
- Essen People's Newspaper
- Hamburger Volkszeitung
- Small people's newspaper
- Kölnische Volkszeitung
- Communist People's Newspaper
- Leipziger Volkszeitung
- Münsterland People's Newspaper
- Oberbergische Volkszeitung
- Oesterreichische Volks-Zeitung
- Oldenburg People's Newspaper
- Osnabrück People's Newspaper
- Palatinate People's Newspaper
- Saxon People's Newspaper
- Salzburger Volkszeitung
- Schleswig-Holstein People's Newspaper
- Swiss General People's Newspaper
- Schweriner People's Newspaper
- People's newspaper (Carinthia)
- People's newspaper (Kronstadt)
- Westphalian People's Newspaper
Deutsche Volkszeitung was the title of several newspapers:
- Deutsche Volkszeitung (1866) , Hanover, predecessor of the Hannoversche Landeszeitung , which appeared from 1921
- Deutsche Volkszeitung (1881) , anti-Semitic newspaper of the German People's Association
- German People's Newspaper (1921) in Berlin
- German people's newspaper of the Volga Germans, probably published between 1922 and 1941 in Saratov .
- German People's Newspaper. The weekly newspaper of the Germans , in Western European exile and in Prague published weekly newspaper of the KPD until 1939, 1936 emerged from the "counter attack".
- Deutsche Volkszeitung (1945/46) , party organ of the KPD in the Soviet occupation zone until it was absorbed into the SED.
- Deutsche Volkszeitung (Celle), merged in 1949 with the Hannoversche Neuesten Nachrichten to form the Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung
- Deutsche Volkszeitung (1953–1989) , politically left-wing newspaper published in the Federal Republic from 1953–1989.
- See also
- Renmin Ribao (China)
- Lidové noviny (Czech Republic)
- Volksblatt
- People's Voice
