1907

The second Ossetian newspaper «Ног цард» (the New Life) was published in Tiflis by the Ossetian Publishing Society from March 8 to December 23, 1907. The first editor was Petr Gulich Tedeyev. The first issue of the newspaper came out on March 8, 1907, and from No. 18 (May 18) until the end of the newspaper’s existence (December 23), the editor was Tadioz Tedeev, a railway worker at the Tiflis depot. This was done for conspiracy purposes. In fact, the editorial work was carried out by the entire editorial board consisting of: P.G. Tedeev, B.P. Kochiev, N.Z.

Basarabia ( Bessarabia) was the first Bessarabian newspaper in the Romanian (Moldavian) language. It was published in Kishinev from May 24, 1906 to March 11, 1907 twice a week.

Viața Basarabiei (The Life of Bessarabia) was a Bessarabian newspaper in Romanian language, published in Chișinău in 1907. The first issue of the newspaper was published on April 22, 1907. The purpose of the publication was to continue the cause of the closed newspaper Basarabia. The newspaper's editor was Alexis Nour. Viața Basarabiei was published in two versions: using the Cyrillic alphabet “for those who read Russian" and in Latin “for the general intelligent public in Bessarabia and in all countries inhabited by Romanians”.