''Der Landmann'' ('The Farmer') was a German-language weekly newspaper. It was the organ of the German Section of the {{ill, Siberian Bureau of the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks), ru, Сибирское бюро ЦК РКП(б). It was initially published from
Omsk
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in 1924,
but later moved to
Novosibirsk
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after its 28 May 1925 issue.
Newspapers of the Soviet Union in the Library of Congress (Slavic, 1954-1960; non-Slavic, 1917-1960)
'. Slavic and Central European Division, and Serial Division, Reference Dept., Library of Congress, 1962 Löffler served as the editor of ''Der Landmann''.
[Geschichte der Wolgadeutschen. ]
' ''Der Landmann'' was closed down in 1930.
[Boldt, Katharina, and Ilpo Tapani Piirainen. ]
Literatur der Rußlanddeutschen
'. Essen: Verl. Die Blaue Eule, 1997. p. 15
References
German-language communist newspapers
Newspapers published in the Soviet Union
German-language newspapers published in Asia