Petersburg Leaflet (1864-1918) is a St. Petersburg political, public, and literary newspaper founded by the brothers N. and A. Zarudny, who invited the writer A. S. Afanasyev-Chuzhbinsky as editor. [1] At the end of the same year, he refused to edit and was replaced by V. M. Sikevich, who already three months later gave way to I. A. Arsenyev .
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| Publisher | A. S. Afanasyev-Chuzhbinsky Sokolov A.A. Stopanovsky M.M., Vladimirsky V.A., Vladimirsky A.V., Vladimirsky V.A. (2nd), Vladimirsky A.V. (2nd) |
| Editor | A. S. Afanasyev-Chuzhbinsky V. M. Sikevich I.A. Arseniev A. G. Rotchev N.I. Chernyavsky A. N. Suponev A. Sokolov P. A. Zarubin N. A. Skrobotov A.A. Izmaylov |
| Founded by | 1864 |
| Termination of Publications | 1917 |
| Tongue | Russian |
Since 1867, after a series of trials of I. A. Arsenyev with employees and creditors, Petersburg Leaflet again passed to A. Zarudny. Soon the publication program expanded significantly - monthly literary applications began to appear. On August 1, 1868, A. A. Sokolov became the leader and publisher of Listka. From 1872 V.A. Vladimirsky became the tenant-publisher of the newspaper, inviting M.M. Stopanovsky (until half of 1877) and A. A. Sokolov (until 1884) to co- publish . In 1876 A.V. Vladimirsky became the sole owner of the newspaper, until 1884 A. Sokolov remained with him as co-publisher. After his departure, caused by the scandal, A.V. Vladimirsky remains the owner and publisher of the newspaper.
Since August 1868, the official editors were A. Suponev, A. Sokolov, P. A. Zarubin, and since 1886, N. A. Skrobotov. In 1876, Petersburg Leaflet received a third warning and was suspended for two months.
First, the newspaper was published four times a week, since 1871 - five times, and since 1882 - daily. Since August 1914, the publication was renamed the Petrograd Leaf. In 1917, the newspaper ceased to exist.
Significantly changed the face of the newspaper invited by A.V. Vladimirsky as an editor, critic A. A. Izmailov.
Among the newspaper’s employees and authors are Uncle Mityai [2] [3] (Dmitry Togolsky, sk. 1898 [4] ).
Newspaper Advertising, 1892.
N. A. Skrobotov at his desk in the editorial office of the newspaper Petersburg leaflet, 1909
Notes
- ↑ Sergeev M.V. The formation of the mass reader of the second half of the XIX century (on the example of St. Petersburg city newspapers). - Diss ... cand. filol. sciences .. - SPb, 1996. - 158 p.
- ↑ Aliases of Togolsky, Dmitry Dmitrievich
- ↑ Masanov I.F. Dictionary of pseudonyms of Russian writers, scientists and public figures: In 4 vols. - T. 4. - M., 1960. - P. 471
- ↑ Burials of the Assumption (Alexander) cemetery (according to the book of V. I. Saitov) with an addition from the newspaper "New Time"
- Sergeev MV Formation of the mass reader of the second half of the 19th century (on the example of St. Petersburg city newspapers): Diss ... cand. filol. sciences. SPb. 1996.158 s.
Literature
- Petersburg Leaflet // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Skrobotov N. A. "Petersburg Leaf" for 35 years. 1864-1899. - St. Petersburg, 1914
- Frolov V.K. For 50 years. (1864-1914): Materials for the history of the newspaper Petersburg leaf. - St. Petersburg, 1915.
- Sergeev M.V. The newspaper Petersburg Leaflet and its readers // Russian Culture through the Eyes of Young Scientists. - Vol. 3. - SPb., 1994. - S. 204-221.
- Sergeev M.V. To the question of the formation of the literary language of the mass Petersburg reader // Russian culture through the eyes of young scientists. - Vol. 4. - SPb., 1995. - S. 103-115.
- Sergeev M. V. “People of the book” and “people of the newspaper”: (On the history of the mass reader) // Thes. Messages of the inter-university post-graduate conference (April 27-28, 1995) / St. Petersburg. state Acad. culture. - SPb., 1995. - P.86-87.
- Sergeev MV Formation of the mass reader of the second half of the 19th century (on the example of St. Petersburg city newspapers): Diss ... cand. filol. sciences. SPb. 1996.158 s.
- Bystrova O. V. Petersburg leaflet - a mass urban newspaper // Newspaper Petersburg: 1711-1917. Tyumen, 2009.S. 202–205.
Links
- Petersburg leaflet // Russian Periodical Press (1702-1894): Reference Book / Edited by A. G. Dementiev , A. V. Zapadov , M. S. Cherepakhov . - M .: State. Political Literature Publishing House , 1959. - S. 453–454. - 835 s.
- Petersburg leaflet // Belyaeva L.N., Zinovieva M.K., Nikiforov M.M. Bibliography of periodicals of Russia, 1901-1916 / State. publ. bk them. M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin; Under the total. ed. V. M. Barashenkova, O.D. Golubeva, N. Ya. Morachevsky. - L .: [GPB], 1958-1961.
- Ushakova N. P. Newspaper Petersburg Leaflet and its place in the metropolitan press. // Sixth open hearing of the Institute of St. Petersburg. Annual conference on the problems of St. Petersburg. January 9-10, 1999.
- The history of the Vladimir noble family - the history of the Fatherland
- Electronic copies of the “Petrograd Voice” (“Petersburg Leaflet”) in the guide of the National Library of Russia “Newspapers on and Off the Net”