Title
Deutsche Post
Minority studied
Germans
Description
Deutsche Post was a German language weekly published in Renfrew County, Ontario from 1901. The newspaper was edited and published by Bahne Peter Christiansen. Deutsche Post aimed to reach German readers in eastern Ontario and Quebec. The newspaper also offered advertising service for the following areas: Renfrew County, Ottawa, Montreal and Ladysmith, and New Ontario. Deutsche Post was an independent newspaper in politics. It was an eight-page paper with six columns per page. The popularity of Deutsche Post increased quickly. In 1912, it had a circulation of 1,400 copies. However, the circulation declined at the beginning of World War I. Deutsche Post suspended publication in 1918.
Founder/Author
Christiansen, Peter Bahne
Minority media language
German
Minority media type
Newspaper
Medium
Print media
Spatial Coverage
Ontario,Canada
Temporal Coverage
1901 - 1918
Owner
Christiansen, Peter Bahne
Head Office Location
Renfrew County, Ontario
Archive
Worldcat, http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1007474506 (Retrieved February 12, 2019)