European Newspapers

"The Belgian War Press introduces you to hundreds of Belgian newspapers that were written, printed and distributed clandestinely during the two World Wars. Until now, this clandestine press had remained hidden in many archives, libraries and documentation centres. At the initiative of the CEGESOMA and funded by Belspo, these newspapers have been digitized."

"The portal BelgicaPress gives you access to 109 Belgian newspapers referred to as "major newspapers", most of which appeared daily (1814-1970). The priority period extends from the Belgian Revolution and the creation of independent Belgium (1830) to 1950, including most of the newspapers published under German censorship during the First and Second World Wars. The selection of digitised titles was based on a concern for geographical, philosophical, ideological and linguistic representativeness."

"Newspapers are included in the portal since 1821 (publications from soviet period are not yet added)." Users can browse by language, title, and category.

"The Newspaper Collection of the National Collection contains newspapers published in Finland received as legal deposit copies from the late-1700s to today. The collection is an almost uninterrupted series of the history of Finnish newspaper publishing from the first newspapers Tidningar utgifne af et Sällskap i Åbo and Suomenkieliset Tieto-Sanomat to modern Hufvudstadsbladet and Helsingin Sanomat."

A helpful guide with a list of digitized historical news sources.

"Portal of Periodicals includes almost 3000 newspapers and magazines of various names - more than 2.5 million pages - published both in Latvia and in exile. These are issues that are most sought-after or are in very bad condition - some newspapers are physically worn-out, for some the printing can be seen from the other side and not all issues can be precisely recognised in the automatic regime."

"ncludes titles such as Aftenposten (1870-1905), Morgenbladet (1820-1900), Nordlands Avis (1893-1978), Norske Intelligenz-Seddeler (1763-1905) and others." - http://icon.crl.edu/digitization.php

Provides access to Estonian, Hungarian, Romanian, Polish, Finnish, and other European newspapers. Please the appropriate filters from the Advanced Search option on the right side of the screen.