A British tabloid newspaper. It was first published in 1912 by striking printers, and later developed into a socialist daily. During World War I it became a weekly, but struggled financially. After the war, George Lansbury raised funds from mining and railway labor unions and relaunched it as a daily in 1919. As editor-in-chief, Lansbury brought in a diverse range of writers, including B. Shaw, H. Ellis, and A. Huxley, to become contributors, creating a culturally vibrant paper that was more than just a socialist newspaper. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
イギリスの大衆紙。1912年,ストライキ中の印刷工によって発行され,その後社会主義系の日刊紙に発展し,第1次大戦中週刊紙になったが経営難が続き,戦後ランズベリーGeorge Lansburyが,炭鉱,鉄道など労働組合から資金を集めて19年,日刊紙として再出発した。ランズベリーは編集長として,B.ショー,H.エリス,A.ハクスリーなど多彩な文人を寄稿者に集め,単なる社会主義新聞ではない文化的に活気のある新聞を作った。
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