''Dags-Telegrafen'' (

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, in the period of 1864–1891.

History and profile

''Dags-Telegrafen'' was established by J. Christian Ferslew in Copenhagen in 1864. The paper had a conservative stance and was the first of such newspapers in Denmark. In fact, it was affiliated with the Conservative Party. In first half of the 1870s ''Dags-Telegrafen'' became one of the best selling newspapers in the country. An evening edition of the paper, '' Nationaltidende'', was launched in 1876. Sophus Peter Tromholt published his

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observations in ''Dags-Telegrafen'' which folded in 1891.

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Dags Telegrafen 1864 establishments in Denmark 1891 disestablishments in Denmark Conservatism in Denmark Daily newspapers published in Denmark Danish-language newspapers Defunct newspapers published in Denmark Newspapers published in Copenhagen Newspapers established in 1864 Publications disestablished in 1891