RE: [Cz-L]"Der Tag" is Back at the Newsstand!

 
Shalom Avi,

I think the main reason Prof. Yavetz did not mention "Der Tag" is the fact
that this newspaper, as you know, ended it's short life on July 21, 1935 (
that is "tomorrow" !).

Zwi Yavetz was 10 years old in 1935 .

 So he probably never read or saw "Der Tag" during his youth in Czernowitz .

As he told , he read the "Allgemeine" and the "Morgenblatt " because of his
interest in the Sports-News.

Those newspapers appeared till 1940.

He was 15 years old by then.

"Der Tag" called itself un "independent democratic organ for the interest of
Czenowitz, Bucovina and the Kingdom ( of Romania)".

You can read about the press in Czernowitz here:

http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/bukowinabook/buk1_127.html

Hugo Gold vol.I - page 127

Regards,
Irene

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Subject: Re: [Cz-L]"Der Tag" is Back at the Newsstand!

Hi,
I just finished the book "My Czernowitz" by Prop. Yavets.
There is a special chapter for the Czernowitz newspapers. Der Tag is not
mentioned.
he mentioned:
Die Algemeinen Zeitung
Czernowitzer Tagblatt
Morgenblatt
Extrablatt
Abendblatt
Die Ostjudische Zeitung
These were newspapers in German language.

can any body give a reason? what was the Der Tag" distribution relative to
the other?
What was the ideology of this news paper - Zionist? left wing? revisionists?

thanks
Avi Raanan

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