BZ celebrates its 75th birthday on Monday. To mark the anniversary, we are releasing the first edition dated February 1, 1946. The digital Monday version of Tomorrow BZ is also available for free throughout the day.
In the post-war winter of 1946, the first edition of Padise Jeetung appeared on 1 February. Readers received eight pages of news on Friday about the Iran-Russia crisis and the reopening of the Lahr tobacco factory to 20 Fifenics. Survivors of several concentration camps have stated in an article about the Nuremberg trials. SC Freiberg in 1946 was an issue in a few lines. The first BZ was printed in the Herter building in Freiburg.
Badise Jeetung celebrates his 75th birthday on Monday. To mark the anniversary, we publish the first edition dated February 1, 1946 as a PDF document on our BZ-Online website.
The digital version of the printed BZ will also be available for free on Monday, February 1st BZ-e newspaper The BZ app can be read in any browser and on all iPods, iPhones and Android devices. Feel free to get an idea of how the digital version of your BZ feels.
The digital newspaper is a 1: 1 version of the original layout by Padise Jeetung. It can be used on all devices with BZ-Digital Premium subscription.
BZ app for iOS and Android: Download here for free
You can read the body on your smartphone or tablet with the BZ app. The BZ-e newspaper Ideal for PCs and notebooks.
Pros: All local editions of BZ can be read digitally from 10 p.m. You can save every issue on your device so it is available offline while traveling.
Try it now: Read Digital BZ for free on Monday in the browser: BZ-e newspaper.
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