Jutnička , full name - Jutnička - Nowiny za Serbow (Morning Star, Morning Star - News for Luzhichans) - a literary newspaper in the Upper Luzhitsky language , published several months in 1842 in the city of Bautzen , Kingdom of Saxony . The newspaper played an important role in the revival of the Serboluzhitsky national identity. Until June 1842, 26 issues of the newspaper were issued [1] .
| Jutnička | |
|---|---|
 Title page of the first issue, 1842 | |
| Type of | |
| Founded by | January 1842 |
| Termination of Publications | June 1842 |
| Language | Verkhniy Luzhitsky |
In the fall of 1841, Serbluzhitsky public figures and writers Gandri Zeiler , Jan Smoler and Jan Jordan made a joint decision to publish the newspaper in the Upper Luzhitsky language. The publication of the newspaper was entrusted to the bookseller Schlussel in Bautzen.
The first issue with a circulation of a thousand copies [1] came out on January 8, 1842 under the name “Jutřničžka. Nowiny za Serbow. "Budyšinje wjedźene wot JP Jordana, wudawane wot Wellerec kniharnje, ćišćane pola CG Hiecki . " From the third issue, the newspaper became known as “ Jut'ničžka ”.
The newspaper was edited and published by Jan Jordan, who used special spelling on its pages, which was later improved by Korla Jöncz and Michal Gornik .
The newspaper was published in four pages, on which original essays and translations of various small literary works were published mainly from Czech and Slovak languages. Various notes on households and rural production were also published.
Gandri Zeiler (under the pseudonym Boršćan), Korla Mosak-Klosopolsky , Kzeschan Pful (under the pseudonym Łužan), Michal Buk , Jan Melda and Jan Arnost Smoler (under the pseudonym Serbosław) published their works on the newspaper.
Since June 1842, the newspaper ceased to be published after the Bautzen City Council allocated funds to Jan Jordan for the official news publication. On July 2, 1842, Jan Jordan began to publish the newspaper Tydźeń , which became the successor to the newspaper Jutnička.
In the fall of 1842, Jan Jordan published two issues of the literary magazine Serbska Jutnička in Leipzig.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Gugnin, A.A., Introduction to the History of Serboluzhitsky Literature and Literature from the Origins to the Present, p. 102
Literature
- Gugnin, A. A. Introduction to the history of Serboluzhitsky literature and literature from its origins to the present day . - Moscow, 1997 .-- 224 p.
- Měrćin Völkel: Serbske nowiny a časopisy w zašłosći aw přitomnosći. Ludowe nakładnistwo Domowina, Budyšin 1984, str. 19–25
- Ein kleines Lexikon - Sorben / Serbja. Domowina-Verlag, Bautzen 1989, ISBN 3-7420-0405-0