- The
Wochenpost (English: W****ly Post) was an East
German w****ly. It was
founded in 1953, and
circulation peaked at over one
million copies per
issue from...
- a
German journalist.
Between 1983 and 1991 she was
editor in
chief of
Wochenpost, East Germany's top
selling w****ly newspaper.
Brigitte Zimmermann was...
-
decade at
Sibylle she was a
chief reporter at the w****ly news
magazine Wochenpost.
Margot Pfannstiel was born in Altenburg, a
country town to the south...
-
Interview was
first published (in German) in 1994 in the
German w****ly
Wochenpost and
reprinted in the
daily newspaper Die Welt in 2013 on the occasion...
-
April 1994, Döpfner
became editor-in-chief of the
Berlin w****ly
newspaper Wochenpost, and in 1996, he ****umed the role of editor-in-chief of the
Hamburg tabloid...
-
produce their own camp magazines, and a w****ly German-language newspaper,
Wochenpost, was
published by the
British government specifically for the POWs. Lectures...
- in Bonn,
writing first for Die Tageszeitung,
later for
Stern and then
Wochenpost. From 1997 she was a
correspondent for the Der Tagesspiegel. From April...
- m****-circulation
Wochenpost (newspaper),
taking responsibility for "puzzles,
mental recreation and humour" ("Rätsel,
Denksport und Humor"). Work on the
Wochenpost quickly...
- "Friedenspost" (literally "Peace Post).
After a few
months he was
switched to
Wochenpost, a w****ly m****-circulation
newspaper newly launched by the
party central...
- newspaper. The
first number appeared on
November 12, 1935, with the
subtitle "
Wochenpost der
sieben Unabhängigen" ("W****ly mail of the
seven independents"). It...
