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Newspapers and Magazines in Northern Schleswig

In 1770 King Christian II lifted the ban on free press. Soon a host of newspapers emerged in the northern part of Schleswig-Holstein. Newspapers are an excellent source to investigate what was going on at the local level. Following is a list of newspapers published with the date of their first edition:

Schleswig-Holsteinische Sozialberichte (1787 in Altona)

Flensburger Wochenblatt für Jedermann (Flensburg 1788)

Schleswigsches Wochenblatt zur Unterhaltung und Aufklärung (1789)

Der neue Mensch (politisch radikales Wochenblatt) (1797)

Lyna (Hardersleben 1797)

Dannevirke (Hardersleben 1838)

Sleswigske Skolebladet for praktiske Skolemaend (Apenrafe 1857)

Schleswigsche Grenzpost (Flensburg 1864)

Flensburger Nachrichten (Flensburg 1865)

Flensborg Avis (Flensburg 1869)

Schleswig-Holsteinische Volkszeitung (1877)

Hejmdal (Apenrade 1880)

Zeitung Westerland (1885)

Sönderjydske Aarböger (Flensburg 1889)

Die Nordmark (Apenrade 1898)

Apenrader Tageblatt (1906)

Grenzmarken-Korrespondenz (Marburg 1910-1911)

Stimmen aus Nordschleswig J. Schmidt-Wodder (Flensburg 1912)

Graensevagten (Kopenhagen 1918)

Nordschleswig, Jacob Bödewadt (Tondern und Kiel 1920)

Der Schleswig-Holsteiner (Kiel-Bordesholm 1920)

Neue Tondernsche Zeitung (1921)

Die Königsau (Berlin 1921 – 1923)

Sönderjydsk Maanedsskrift (1924)

Zeitschrift für Minderheitenkultur und –politik (Berlin 1925)

Source:

http://www.ahnenforscher-stammtisch-flensburg.de/site42.htm

There are newspapers digitized and available at the Landesbibliothek in Kiel. 

online newspaper for Fürstentum Ratzeburg covering Vogtei Schönberg, Rupensdorf, Stowe, Schlagsdorf, Mannhagen, Gut Torisdorf, and Gut Horst with their attached villages. See map.

Here are some newspapers listed by the Kreisarchiv Nordfriesland