West Hungarian border messenger
The West Hungarian Grenzbote was a German-language daily newspaper that was published from 1872 to 1919 in Pressburg , today's Bratislava, in the Kingdom of Hungary .
The contents of the newspaper were news from Pressburg, mixed news, economic news and advertisements. The newspaper was of regional importance for western Hungary . However, up to the end of the 19th century, it did not represent a dedicated “national German standpoint”, but, like other German-language newspapers in the area, was considered rather pro-government. It was considered a liberal daily and was founded by Julius Földes, Iván von Simonyi , Eduard Horn and Mór Jókai . The West Hungarian border messenger initially had a print run of around 4,000 copies. Its main competitor was the conservative daily Pressburger Zeitung .
The first edition appeared on May 1, 1872 and the last on December 31, 1919.
Senior Editors
- Julius Földes
- from December 15, 1872: Iván von Simonyi
- from October 2, 1878: Ignác Deutsch
- from November 5, 1881: Iván von Simonyi and Anton Windisch
- from January 1, 1882: Iván von Simonyi
- from June 8, 1890: Wolfgang Riepl
- from February 7, 1900: Iván von Simonyi
- from May 15, 1900: Gustav Mauthner
Web links
- ZDB ID 2516082-5
- West Hungarian border messenger at wienbibliothek.at
- Digital copies of the years 1772–1919 of the West Hungarian border messenger at DIFMOE: Digital Forum Central and Eastern Europe - The portal of historical German-language periodicals in Central and Eastern Europe .
Individual evidence
- ^ Introduction to the history of the Carpathian Germans in Slovakia karpatendeutsche.de
- ↑ Bibliography of German-language periodicals from Eastern Europe, page 130
- ^ Gerhard Seewann : History of Germans in Hungary , Volume 2: 1860 to 2006 , Herder Institute, Marburg 2012, ISBN 978-3-87969-374-0 , page 121 [1]
- ↑ Werner Michler and Karl Wagner: Briefwechsel 1869-1878 , Böhlau, Vienna, 2003, ISBN 978-3205994824 , page 682, limited preview in the Google book search
- ^ German-language press in Hungary 1850–1920, page 90