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The Prager Presse (Prague press) was a German newspaper published in the Czechoslovak Republic from March 1921 to 1939.

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rdfs:comment	Prager Presse byl německy psaný levicový deník vydávaný od března 1921 do roku 1938 v Československu. (cs) Die Prager Presse war eine von März 1921 bis 1939 auf Deutsch erscheinende linksbürgerliche, vom Staat geförderte Tageszeitung in der Tschechoslowakischen Republik. (de) The Prager Presse (Prague press) was a German newspaper published in the Czechoslovak Republic from March 1921 to 1939. (en) Prager Presse – niemieckojęzyczna gazeta wydawana w czeskiej Pradze. Warszawskim korespondentem gazety był sowiecki agent Rudolf Herrnstadt. Do pracy w sowieckich wojskowych służbach specjalnych pozyskał on m.in. radcę I klasy szlachcica von Schelihę z ambasady niemieckiej w Warszawie. (pl) Prager Presse var en tyskspråkig tjeckoslovakisk tidning, utgiven i Prag 1921–1939. Prager Presse var utrikesministeriets organ, spridd även utanför landets gränser, särskilt i Lilla ententens länder, Polen och Balkan. (sv) Il quotidiano Prager Presse di Praga fu fondato da Tomáš Masaryk con lo scopo di integrare la minoranza linguistica tedesca della Cecoslovacchia (allora il 22,5% della popolazione) e allo stesso tempo rappresentare l'alto livello della vita culturale ceco-tedesca all'estero. Il caporedattore fu Arne Laurin (Arnošt Lustig, 1889-1945) per tutta la durata della pubblicazione, dal 1921 al 1938, mentre ne dirigeva gli allegati domenicali, in forma di feuilleton, Otto Pick (1887-1940) (tra di essi "Bilderbeilage" e "Dichtung und Welt", poi "Welt am Sontag"). (it)
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has abstract	Prager Presse byl německy psaný levicový deník vydávaný od března 1921 do roku 1938 v Československu. (cs) Die Prager Presse war eine von März 1921 bis 1939 auf Deutsch erscheinende linksbürgerliche, vom Staat geförderte Tageszeitung in der Tschechoslowakischen Republik. (de) The Prager Presse (Prague press) was a German newspaper published in the Czechoslovak Republic from March 1921 to 1939. (en) Il quotidiano Prager Presse di Praga fu fondato da Tomáš Masaryk con lo scopo di integrare la minoranza linguistica tedesca della Cecoslovacchia (allora il 22,5% della popolazione) e allo stesso tempo rappresentare l'alto livello della vita culturale ceco-tedesca all'estero. Il caporedattore fu Arne Laurin (Arnošt Lustig, 1889-1945) per tutta la durata della pubblicazione, dal 1921 al 1938, mentre ne dirigeva gli allegati domenicali, in forma di feuilleton, Otto Pick (1887-1940) (tra di essi "Bilderbeilage" e "Dichtung und Welt", poi "Welt am Sontag"). Editore ne era Orbis, una casa editrice finanziata con fondi statali. Vi si trovano scritti di Franz Kafka, Robert Musil, Siegfried Jacobsohn, Robert Walser, Peter Altenberg, Stefan Zweig, Vlastimil Košvanec, Roman Jakobson (e altri del Circolo linguistico di Praga), ; prevalentemente in tedesco e a volte in ceco. (it) Prager Presse – niemieckojęzyczna gazeta wydawana w czeskiej Pradze. Warszawskim korespondentem gazety był sowiecki agent Rudolf Herrnstadt. Do pracy w sowieckich wojskowych służbach specjalnych pozyskał on m.in. radcę I klasy szlachcica von Schelihę z ambasady niemieckiej w Warszawie. (pl) Prager Presse var en tyskspråkig tjeckoslovakisk tidning, utgiven i Prag 1921–1939. Prager Presse var utrikesministeriets organ, spridd även utanför landets gränser, särskilt i Lilla ententens länder, Polen och Balkan. (sv)
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