Otto
Arnold, Aussig ->
"Teplitzer Zeitung"
Majer,
Samuel Balaban, Warsaw
->
Review for the History of the Jews of Czechoslovakia
Maximilian
Benies, near Prague
->
"Prager Tagblatt"; German newspaper in Czechoslovakia
Joseph
Birkenmajer, Warsaw
->
"Polish Soldier in East Russia"; newspaper
Felicie
Bortkiewicz, Kaunas
->
"Lietuvos Zinios", newspaper
Philipp
Franz Bresnitz von Sydakoff, Vienna
->
"Semliner Tageblatt", German language
Krsto
Cicvaric, Belgrade
->
"Hleb i. Sloboda" (Bread and liberty); "Radnicka borka"
Otokar
Cila, Nová Paka
->
"Times of India", review, Bombay,
Richard
Nicolaus Coudenhove-Kalergi, Vienna
->
"Paneuropa", magazine
Bosko
Desnica, Obrovac
->
"Magazin Sjeverne Dalmacije", historical and literary review,
Split
Faik
Dichnitza, Koriza
"Jeta e Re"
Hüseyin
Djahid (Cahid), Istanboul
->
"Fikrir hareketleri" , review
Jean
Djonovitch, Tirana
->
"Narodna misao" and "Oslobedjenje", newspapers, U.S.A
Antoni
Dobrowaolski, Warsaw
->
"Przymierze", review
Platon
Soterios Drakoules, Oxford, N.W. and Athens
->
"Arden", journal, Athens; "Asiatic Review"
Antonin
Frinta, Prague ->
"Slovansky Prehled", Slavonic Review, monthly
Friedrich
Funder, Vienna
->
"Die Reichspost", Catholic newspaper
Józef
Galuszka, Cracow
->
"Gazeta Literacka"
Gordon
Gordon-Smith, Washington D.C.
->
"New York Tribune"; "Manchester Guardian"; London "Times"; Reuters;
Telegraphic Agency; "New York Herald" (Paris edition)
John
Gunther, Vienna ->
Chicago Daily News
Géza
Herczeg, Vienna
->
"A Nap", Budapest; "Magyar Hirlap", Budapest; "Neue Freie
Presse",Tripolis; "Pester Lloyd", "Berliner Tageblatt";
"Extrablatt"
Delvina
Hiqmet, Tirana ->
"Skumbi", newspaper, Constantinople
Jerzy
de Hulewicz, Glodowo
->
"Zdroj", periodical for literature and Fine Arts, Poznan;
Frantisek
Jarnos, Prague
->
"Nase uredni cestina" (Our official Czech language), periodical
Othmar
Kallina, Karlsbad
->
"Sudeten-German Volksdienst" (Popular Service)
Nikolai
Kann, Riga
->
"Paewahleht", newspaper, Estonia
Simon
Kemény, Budapest
->
"Az Est", daily paper, Hungary, "Associated Press of America", press
agency
Georges
Kerekov, Sofia
->
"Intransigeant" of Paris.
George
Koulisheff, Sofia
->
"Novi Dni" (New Days), daily newspaper; "Slovo" (Word), newspaper;
"Svobodna Retch" (Free Speech); "Macedonia"
Ures
Krulj, Belgrade
->
"Narod", newspaper, Mostar
Herbert
von Minkewicz, Vienna
->
"Vorwärts"
Miecislas
Niedrialkowski, Warsaw
->
"Robotnich"
Panagiotis
Papayanuopoulos, Athens
->
"Elliniki", newspaper
Costas
Politis, Athens
->
"Elefteros Typos", newspaper, Athens
Kazimierz
Teofil Purwin, Gdynia (Danzig)
->
"Dziennik Gdanski", Danzig; "Gazeta Gdanska", Danzig
Suzanne
Rabska, Warsaw
->
"Kurjer Warszawski", newspaper
Robert
Reiter, Timisoara
->
"Banater Deutsche Zeitung", German newspaper, Banat
Marie
Hédvige Reutt, Wilno
->
"Maly Swiatek", newspaper for the youth
Janko
Sakasoff, Sofia ->
"Den" (The Da), Socialistic Monthly Revue
Vladislav
Savic, Belgrade
->
"Ruskojo slovo", newspaper, Moscow; "Novo vreme", newspaper; "Daily
Telegraf", London
Paul
Schiemann, Ortmann
->
"Riga Rundschau"
Selencia
Shefki, Tirana
->
"Besa", half-official newspaper
Mihal
Sherko, Tirana ->
"Jeta", magazine; "Shqiptar-ja", magazine
Vladimir
Sis, Prague
->
"Národni Listy"
Andrew
(pen name: Galecki Taddeus) Strug, Warsaw
->
"Gazeta Ludowa", illegal Peasant newspaper
Jeanne
Stephanopoli, Athens
->
"Messager d'Athènes";
Jean
Tetmajer de Przerwa, Warsaw
->
"Rewia", weekly review
Frantisek
Tichy, Prague
->
"Russin", Ruthenian daily newspaper, Uzhorod
Terence
Toci, Tirana
->
"Le Taraboshi", first Albanian newspaper in Scutari
Jaan
Tönisson, Tartu
->
"Postimes"
Streten
Yakshich (Jaksic), Sarajevo
->
"Glas Slobode"; "Radniche Novine"; "Borba"; "Snag", socialist
newspapers
Franziskus
Methodius Zampach, Brno
->
The "Den", Newspaper
