Print, radio and TV: exploring German-language media in Romania

Romania is home to a German minority made up of several communities that settled in the country at different points in history. This has provided fertile ground for preserving the language through journalism, from the daily _Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung für Rumänien_ to dedicated radio and television programmes, across different political and institutional eras.

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Eurac Research Blogs
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2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.57708/bqdgckcvwqrkf4n-xjderfq
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Media, Journalism, and Communication History
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Print, radio and TV: exploring German-language media in Romania

Arianna Tersigni
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Print, radio and TV: exploring German-language media in Romania

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Abstract

Romania is home to a German minority made up of several communities that settled in the country at different points in history. This has provided fertile ground for preserving the language through journalism, from the daily _Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung für Rumänien_ to dedicated radio and television programmes, across different political and institutional eras.

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