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List of 19th-century newspapers in Serbia

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Newspapers were introduced in Serbia in 1834. [1]

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List of 19th-century newspapers in Serbia
NameEditor(s)LocationExistenceNotesRef.
Novine srbske Dimitrije Davidović (founding editor, 1834–1835)
Various (after 1835) [a] 		Kragujevac
Belgrade (after 1835)		1834–1919Published once a week (on Saturday); twice a week (1843); three times a week (1850); every day (1914); published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (1916) [2]
Dodatak ka Srbskim novinamaVladislav Stojadinović Čikoš (1840–1842)
Pavle Popović (1841–1842)		Belgrade1840–1842Published weekly [3]
PodunavkaMiloš PopovićBelgrade1843–1848Published every Saturday [3]
Srbski ulak (Serbischer Courrier)Maksim SimonovićBelgrade1843–1844Published weekly [4]
BranislavPaja ČavlovićBelgrade1844–1845 [5]
Novine čitališta BeogradskogPavle Arsenije PopovićBelgrade1847–1849Published weekly on Friday [5]
Čiča Srećkov list za Srbske zemladalceAtanasije NikolićBelgrade1847–1848 [5]
Državo-narodni pratiocSergije NikolićBelgrade1848–1851Published weekly [6]
Prosvetne novine sa državo-narodnim pratiocemSergije NikolićBelgrade1848–1849Published weekly, on Thursday [6]
ŠaljivacSergije NikolićBelgrade1850–1851Published weekly [7]
ŠumadinkaLjubomir P. Nenadović
Milorad Medaković (briefly)		Belgrade1850–1857Published every Thursday; after 1850 every Tuesday and Friday; after 1856 every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; after 1857 every Saturday [8]
Budilnik narodne prosveteSergije NikolićBelgrade1851 [8]
Zvanične novine Knjažestva SrbijeBelgrade1856–1860Initially published weekly every Thursday; later published three times a week [9]
Đački venacPupils of the Belgrade Gymnasium Belgrade1858Published weekly [9]
Za SrbinstvoPupils of the Belgrade Gymnasium Belgrade1858 [9]
OceniteljPupils of the Belgrade Gymnasium Belgrade1858 [9]
RodoljubacĐorđe Maletić
Vladimir Vuić		Belgrade1858Published every Wednesday [9]
SlogaPupils of the Belgrade Gymnasium Belgrade1858 [9]
Vidov dan Miloš PopovićBelgrade1861–1876Published three times a week: on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; after 1868 published every day except Sunday [10]
ZimzelenAleksandar AndrićBelgrade1861–1862 [10]
Trgovačke novineMilan MilovukBelgrade1861–1863Published every Saturday [11]
Srbska narodnostStevan KaćanskiBelgrade1862–1863Published twice a week; after 1863 published three times a week [12]
VojinJovan DragaševićBelgrade1864–1870Published monthly; after 1867, published three times a month [13]
Vila Stojan Novaković Belgrade1865–1868Published every week; in 1868 it was published on every 5, 15, and 25 day in the month [14]
RužaMijailo Đ. ĆeleševićBelgrade1865–1872Published every week [14]

Notes

  1. ↑ Dimitrije Isailović (1835–1840); Vladislav Stojadinović (1840–1844); Miloš Popović (1844–1855); Jovan Ristić (1855–1860); Milan Đ. Milićević and Stojan Bošković (1860–1890); Stevan Đurić and Milovan Ć. Glišić (1890–1892); Đura Vuković (1892–1893); Milovan Ć. Glišić (1893–1894); M. Đorđević-Prizrenac (1894–1896); Todor Popović (1896); Dimitrije Popović (1896–1898); Jovan Bademlijić (1898–1900); D. T. Mijušković, Jovan Bademlijić, Dimitrije S. Jovanović, and Ljubomir Miljković (1900); Luka Lazarević (1900–1901); Jovan Đ. Dokić (1901–1902); Milan Biljčević (1902–1903); Milenko Marković (1903–1909); Gvozden Klajić (1909–1910); Milenko Marković (1910); Živojin O. Dačić (1910–1912); Vojislav Grujić and Lazar Knežević (1912); Živojin O. Dačić (1912–1913); R. J. Odavić (1913–1914); Milan Banić (1914); Vladimir T. Spasojević (1914–1916); Slavoljub Panić (1916–1917); Dimitrije Stevanović (1917–1919); Petar Grebenac (1919). [2]

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