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Lidové noviny was a prominent Czech daily newspaper originally founded in Brno in 1893. The publication gained historical significance by featuring contributions from major writers and intellectuals throughout its operation. After more than a century of circulation, its print edition officially ceased production in 2024, though it had served as a key national media outlet in Prague.
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When and where was Lidové noviny founded?
Lidové noviny was founded in Brno, Czechia, in 1893 by Adolf Stránský. Its first issue appeared on December 16, 1893. [Newspaper history](https://www.lidovenoviny.cz/clanky.aspx)
Which writers and intellectuals contributed to Lidové noviny?
The paper published work by major Czech cultural figures, including Karel Čapek, Josef Čapek, and Ferdinand Peroutka. It became known for combining daily news with politics, culture, science, and literary commentary.
Was Lidové noviny published continuously throughout the twentieth century?
No. Its publication was interrupted during World War II, the paper closed in 1952, and dissidents revived it as a samizdat publication in the late 1980s. The daily format returned in 1990.
Does Lidové noviny still have a printed edition?
Czech media reports say the final printed edition appeared in late August 2024. The Lidovky.cz digital news operation continued after the print edition ended.
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