''Szabadkai Friss Újság'' (lit. ''Subotican Fresh News'') was a

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daily

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. The first issue of Szabadkai Friss Újság was published on March 2, 1901, with the purpose of serving as the information source for the Magyars and Hungarian language-speaking population in

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within the

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. It was published in

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). Its editor-in-chief was Béla Pusztai. Szabadkai Friss Újság was disestablished in 1921.

External references

* (Hungarian
Kosztolányi Dezső emlékoldal - Bácskai lapok.1 Sajtótörténeti háttér a Forrásjegyzék 2. kötetéhez
* (Hungarian
Születésnapi Újság, születésnapi újságok, régi újság minta ajándék ...
* (Hungarian
Szabadka városfejlődése 1700 és 1910 között
* (Hungarian
LÉTÜNK - TÁRSADALOM, TUDOMÁNY, KULTÚRA, 2002.1-2

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History of Subotica Hungarian-language newspapers Newspapers established in 1901 Publications disestablished in 1921 Defunct newspapers published in Serbia {{Serbia-newspaper-stub

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