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Defunct Danish newspaper From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bornholms Avis was a regional newspaper publishedfrom 1828 to 1957 on the island of Bornholm, Denmark.
The newspaper was established on 2 August 1828 by the bookprinter E. C. Tryde (1797–1868). After the founder's death, it passed to his son, F. V. Tryde (1838–1909), who owned it until his own death, with the exception of the period from 18901899, when the newspaper was taken over by a limited company. In 1880, it was merged with the competing newspaper Bornholms Amtstidendeøø (founded 1854). On 18. June 1919, Bornholms Avis was again taken over by a limited company. In 1945, G. Bjerg Møller (born 1916) became editor-in-chief. The newspaper closed in 1957.[1]
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