Russian ethnic media in Germany, Great Britain, Austria and France
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Tsypylma Darieva, July 2001
Russian ethnic media in Germany, Great Britain, Austria and FranceClassifying the contemporary Russia language media in western European countries we should differentiate between the migrant media produced special for migrants and by migrants and the media which already existing in homeland and be consumed by diaspora. Here, you will find the list of existing Russian migrant mass media in the following countries: Germany, Great Britain, France and Austria. Nearly all national Russian press products and central TV programs are available in western European cities. 1. Press1.1. Germany The number of Russian language newspapers is not consistent. There are many newspapers, which were launched and “disappeared” in few months after their launching. Here you will find the most successful Russian language press and TV products. In Germany the Russian-speakers are divided into two main ethnic groups – Russian Germans and Russian Jews and some newspapers represent these groups separately. Evropazentr (Europe center), ISSN 0943-724X, established in 1993 in Berlin, two-weekly newspaper with 40. 000 circulation is the first Russian language newspaper after the war period. The readers are mostly Post-Soviet immigrant intellectuals Editor-in-chief:, Jury Zarubin Publisher: Werner Media GmbH, Impetus Verlagsgesellschaft fremdsprachiger Printmedien mbH Address: Rankestraße 34, 10789 Berlin, Germany Russkij Berlin / Russkaja Germanija, (Russian Berlin / Russian Germany), ISSN 1431-3650, established in 1996 in Berlin - weekly newspaper with 50.000 circulation. Monthly supplements: „Chto i kak“ (What and How) and „Ne skuchai v Germanii!“ (Don´t be bored in Germany!) The most popular newspaper among post-Soviet immigrants in Germany. Editor-in-chief: Boris Feldmann Publisher: ReLine Intermedien und Verlags GmbHAddress: Postdamerstraße 100, 10785 Berlin, Germany Vostochny Express (East Express) ISSN 1432 – 9808, establshed in 1994 in Ahlen, circulation – 60.000, monthly newspaper designed special for ethnic Germans from the former Soviet Union (Aussiedler) Editor-in-chief: Nelli Kossko Publisher: P & K Zeitungsverlag GmbH Adress: Postfach 2154, 59209 Ahlen, Germany MiR Medien in Russisch (Media in Russian), two weekly coloured magazine, established in 2000 with circulation (12.000?) Editor-in chief: Valdimir Sokolov Publisher: Sokolov Verlag GmbH Address: Gutenbergtraße 1, 15838 Wünsdorf-Wladstadt, Germany Kontakt (Contact) ISSN 1433-898X, established in 1995; two weekly newspaper mostly for ethnic Russian Germans from the former Soviet Union Aussiedler with 55.000 circulationEditor-in-chief: Wladimir MarjinPublisher: Infoblatt Kontakt GmbH Adress: Postfach 3406, 30034 Hannover, Germany Semljaki (Landsmann / Countryman), established in 1996; monthly newspaper mostly for Russian Germans Editor-in-chief: Georg Loewen Publisher: Semljaki Zietungsverlag GmbH Address: Redaktion „Semljaki“, Am Lehmstich 4, 32689 Kalletal, Germany Kommersant weekly, printed for Germany Russian language diaspora since April 2001. It is the weekly edition of the Russian national daily newspaper Kommersant daily. Circulation – 10.000 Editer-in-chief: Elena Nusinova Direktor of the project: Lev Waisman Publisher: ReLine Intermedien und Verlags GmbH Address: Potsdamer Straße 100, 10785 Berlin
1.2. Great BritainLondonski Kurier (London Courier), ISSN 1357 – 6445, established in 1994 in London, two-weekly newspaper with 15.000 circulation, the first Russian newspaper Editor-in-chief: Natalia Shuvaeva Publisher: Russian London Couruer Ltd Address: PO Box 16099 London N3 1WG, UK
Editor-in-chief: Zurab NalbandyanPublisher: ARMCO Anglo-Russian Management Company Ltd Address: 159/ 165 Great Portland Street London W1N 5FD, UK
Editor-in-chief: Alexander Potapov Publisher: ARMCO Anglo-Russian Management Company Ltd Address: 159/ 165 Great Portland Street London W1N 5FD, UK
Editor-in-chief: Irina Krivova Publisher: editions Société Nouvelle de La Presse Libre Address: 217, rue du Faubourg St-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France Telegraf (Le Telegraphe) Le nouveau Journal russe pour ceux qui passent leurs vacances, habitent et travaillent en France. Established in 1999 in Moscow „Telegraf“ is a monthly newspaper for newcomers in France from the former Soviet Union Editor-in-chief: Roman Frolov Publisher: Telegraf Media in Moscow Adress: 125047, Moscow, 1-ya Tverskaya-Yamskaya 29, Russia In France: 97, rue du Bas-Saut, 60230 Chambly 1.4. Austria Rossiyski Kurier, (Russian Courrier) ISSN , established in 1994 in Budapest and Vienna by Russian Moscow Agency „RIA-Novosti“, two-weekly newspaper special for Austria and Hungary. Address: Rosszijskij Kurier, Poetzleinsdorfer Strasse 170/12, 1180 Wien, Austria Or, 1088 Budapest, Rakoszi ut 25, Hungary
Editor-in-chief: Irina Muchkina Publisher: Russkoe Service-Buro
Address: Stephanplatz 10/ Goldschmiedgasse 2/2, Austria2. TV2.1. Germany RKP Russkaya Kulturnaya Programma (Russian Culture Programm) Established in 1995 RKP is a Berlins´s cabel 30-minutes TV programme, aired by the local „Spreekanal“ channel three times in a week. Producer: Simeon Mak Address: Potsdamer Str. 195 , 10783 Berlin, Germany RtvD - Russkoe Televidenie v Germanii (Russian TV in Germany) Established in 1996, is a cable 30-minute TV Programm, aired by Berlin local „Spreekanal“ channel three times in a week mostly for young immigrants. Producer: Petr Tietzki Address: Merseburger Str. 3. 10823 Berlin, Germany Russian national TVs in Germany and Great Britain: NTV- International, ORT, Nasche Kino (Our Cinema), Detski Mir (The world of children), TV-6 Moskva 3. Radio 3.1. GermanyRadio „MultiKulti“ (Russian) (Multiculturall programm of German national SFB Programm Freies Berlin), Monday-Friday, 19.00-19.30, UKW 106,8 MHz Editor-in-chief of the Russian Programm: Oleg Senkovski Address: SFB, Masurenallee 8-14 14057 Berlin, Germany |