Deutsche Adria-Zeitung Explained

Deutsche Adria-Zeitung
Foundation:14 January 1944
Language:German language
Ceased Publication:1945
Headquarters:Trieste
Oclc:442479713

Deutsche Adria-Zeitung was a German-language daily newspaper published from Trieste.[1] The first issue was published on 14 January 1944.[2] [3] The newspaper was published seven times a week and had a weekly supplement called Adria-Illustrierte.[2] Deutsche Adria-Zeitung was discontinued in May 1945.[2]

Bibliography

Notes and References

  1. Book: Jan Morris. Trieste And The Meaning Of Nowhere. 1 April 2009. Da Capo Press, Incorporated. 978-0-7867-3082-7. 181.
  2. Book: David Wingeate Pike. The Closing of the Second World War: Twilight of a Totalitarianism. 2001. P. Lang. 978-0-8204-2649-5. 7.
  3. Book: Andreas Laska. Die Pariser Zeitung (1941-44) - Publizistische Wehr des Reiches im besetzten Frankreich. 27 September 2001. GRIN Verlag. 978-3-638-10189-9. 10.

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