1912

Făclia Țării (The Torch of the Country) — an illegal newspaper (journal) in the Moldovan language. It was printed in 1912 (presumably in May or June), at the Chișinău diocesan printing house, in a run of 1,000 copies. The publishers of the newspaper were Constantin Costinovich and Georgy Todorov (Iorgu Tudor). It was assumed that Făclia Țării would be published 2–3 times a month in journal form, “if Mr. Governor gives permission”.

Snip ("the Sheaf") was a weekly Ukrainian-language newspaper edited in Kharkiv in 1912 by Mykola Mikhnovsky, at the expense of Mykhailo Bilenky. Ivan Franko, Leonid Pakharevsky, Mykola Kononenko, Taras Zhoralsky and others collaborated with the weekly. The periodical covered Ukrainian political and cultural life in the Russian Empire. The first issue was published on January 1, 1912. At the end of 1912, the magazine was closed due to financial difficulties.