Neue Zürcher Zeitung facts for kids
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung, often called NZZ, is a well-known daily newspaper from Switzerland. It is based in the city of Zürich. This newspaper is one of the oldest still being printed today. It first came out on January 12, 1780, and was originally called Zürcher Zeitung.
The NZZ is known for its liberal ideas. This means it often supports things like individual freedom, open markets, and limited government. Other very old newspapers still published include the Wiener Zeitung from Austria (started in 1703) and the Hildesheimer Allgemeine Zeitung from Germany (started in 1705).
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What is the Neue Zürcher Zeitung?
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung is a newspaper that brings daily news and information to its readers. It covers many topics, including politics, business, culture, and sports. People often read it for its detailed articles and thoughtful opinions.
Where is the NZZ located?
The main office of the NZZ is in Zürich, a large city in Switzerland. Zürich is a major center for finance and media. Being in Zürich helps the NZZ stay connected to important events in Switzerland and around the world.
A Look at NZZ's Long History
The NZZ has a very long history, going back more than 240 years. It started even before many countries we know today were formed. Over the years, it has reported on many important events in history.
How the NZZ started in 1780
When the NZZ first began in 1780, it was a time of big changes in Europe. The newspaper helped people stay informed about what was happening. It quickly became an important voice in Switzerland. Its long history shows how it has adapted and continued to provide news for centuries.
Images for kids
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The NZZ head office in Zürich, seen from Sechseläutenplatz.
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The very first front page of the Zürcher Zeitung from 1780.
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A notice from the Zürcher Zeitung on January 25, 1782, about Anna Göldin.
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A share certificate from the NZZ company, issued in 1906.
See also
In Spanish: Neue Zürcher Zeitung para niños
