D'Lëtzebuerger Land

D' Lëtzebuerger country is in Luxembourg, an independent weekly newspaper for politics, economy and culture, which has been published since January 1, 1954.

The newspaper is supported by the Éditions d' Letzeburger country s.à.rl issued, the 100% owned by the charitable foundation Fondation d' Letzeburger country. The Board members are: Cynthia Kinsch, Stephan Kinsch, Bob Kneip, Caroline Mart, Sam Reckinger, Judith Reicherzer and President Michel Wurth. Managing Romain Hilgert.

The founder of the newspaper Carlo Hemmer (1913-1988) had received his doctorate in economics. He wanted the country as a counterweight in the press landscape of Luxembourg, where every newspaper is white strongly committed to a particular political direction, and reach especially those readers who do not belong to a party, church or trade union. The further history of the newspaper was particularly influenced by Léo Kinsch. He took over the editorship in 1958 and retained the post until his death in 1983. Present chief editor is Romain Hilgert.

1999, the title of the newspaper of the time introduced new Luxembourg spelling was adjusted. As is usual in the Luxembourg press, appears d' Lëtzebuerger Land multilingual. The newspaper is printed in Imprimerie Centrale in Luxembourg City. Specifically Luxembourg topics such as Luxembourgish be, but dealt with in precisely the same language.

Recently, on the d' country site each the current title page and a selection of items to find (with the possibility of commenting ). On request, the contents of the next appearing printing will be sent by e -mail. A search function on the site allows a full- text search of the archive, which currently contains over 3300 articles, which can be accessed for free.