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''Nachrichten'' ('News') was a Volga German communist newspaper, published between 1918 and 1941.〔Geschichte der Wolgadeutschen. ("НАХРИХТЕН" )〕 ''Nachrichten'' was the organ of the Communist Party in the Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.〔 Gassenschmidt, Christoph. '(Von der Revolution und der Partei getäuscht: die Autonome Sozialistische Sowjetrepublik der Wolgadeutschen 1924–1941 )''. Bonn: Kulturstiftung der Dt. Vertriebenen, 1999. pp. 27, 125〕 The newspaper was founded under the name ''Vorwärts'' ('Forward') by the German Commissariat in Saratov in March 1918.〔〔 ''Vorwärts'' was the first Bolshevik newspaper directed towards the Volga German colonists.〔 It carried the by-line 'Organ of the Socialists in the German Volga territory' (''Organ der Sozialisten des deutschen Wolgagebiets'').〔Geschichte der Wolgadeutschen. Schiller, Franz P., ''(Literatur zur Geschichte und Volkskunde der deutschen Kolonien in der Sowjetunion für die Jahre 1764 – 1926 )''〕 The name was changed to ''Nachrichten'' in June 1918, as the Bolsheviks wanted to avoid any association with the SPD organ ''Vorwärts''.〔Heitman, Sidney. ''(Germans from Russia in Colorado )''. Fort Collins, Colo: Western Social Science Association, 1978. pp. 36, 43〕 The newspaper used Gothic font, but switched to Latin font sometime in the mid-1930s.〔 In April 1919 the publication ''Kommunist'' ('Communist', published from Katharinenstadt since 1916 and initially named ''Kolonist'') was merged into ''Nachrichten''.〔Warkentin, Julia-Maria. ''(Nelly Däs – Das Leben und Werk der russlanddeutschen Schriftstellerin )''. München: GRIN Verlag GmbH, 2008. p. 11〕〔〔Koch, Fred C. ''(The Volga Germans: In Russia and America, from 1763 to the Present )''. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1977. p. 151〕 In the beginning ''Nachrichten'' was published alongside ''Die Wacht'', but ''Die Wacht'' was closed down in June 1919.〔Bourret, Jean-François. ''(Les Allemands de la Volga: histoire culturelle d'une minorité, 1763–1941 )''. Lyon: Presses universitaires de Lyon, 1986. p. 419〕 In October 1918 (after the disbanding of the German Commissariat), ''Nachrichten'' became the organ of the Russian Communist Party (bolsheviks) Regional Committee (''obkom'') of the Volga German Labour Commune. The newspaper had a circulation of around 2,500 at this point. It was printed by the Shelgorm & Co. Typographical Association in Saratov. In mid-1919 the printing of ''Nachrichten'' was taken over by the ''Staats-Verlag des Gebietes der Wolgadeutschen''. By this point circulation had doubled, fluctuating between 5,000 and 5,400. From 1922 onwards, the newspaper was published in Kosackenstadt. Around the time of the founding of the Volga German ASSR, ''Nachrichten'' was published daily.〔 In 1931 ''Nachrichten'' became the joint organ of the Volga German Communist Party ''obkom'' and the regional trade union committee. In the same year a shortage of paper made it necessary to limit the frequency of publishing to 18 issues per month and reduce circulation to around 25,000. In 1933 it was converted into the joint organ of the party obkom, the city of Engels (the new name for Kosackenstadt) committee and the Engels city soviet. In 1939 it was named the organ of the Volga German ASSR Supreme Soviet, the party obkom, the Engels city party committee and the Engels city council of people's deputies.〔 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Nachrichten」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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