Sopot Newspaper

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Sopot Newspaper
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description daily newspaper
publishing company Borner & Gutsche
First edition May 1, 1894
attitude 1945
Frequency of publication daily from Monday to Saturday
Editor-in-chief Erich Gutsche

The Zoppoter Zeitung was a daily newspaper in German for the area of ​​the city of Sopot .

The newspaper was founded on May 1, 1894 (in the handbook of the German daily press in 1896). It was published in Sopot by the Börner & Gutsche publishing house. The address of the publisher and printer was 62 Seestrasse in Sopot.

In 1937 the newspaper had a circulation of around 4,000 and a length of 8 to 10 pages. It appeared six times a week. The newspaper had an information supplement for film and radio, a women’s and car supplement, and an entertainment supplement called beach thistle .

After the NSDAP came to power in 1933, the newspaper took over the positions of the National Socialists.

Organization of the newspaper (1937)

  • Chief editor: Erich Gutsche
  • Editor for politics and economics: Kurt Jekat
  • Editor for local issues and features: Willi Bodo Przeperski
  • Advertising manager: Oskar Zinser

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  • Institute for Newspaper Studies (University of Berlin), Handbook of the German Daily Press , Leipzig 1937
  • Karl Bömer , Handbook of the World Press , Leipzig 1937