Observer

Beginning
In March 14, 1919, a group of journalism students from Dibeit began publishing a small university magazine "University Voice". After graduation in June 20, 1919 one of the founding group-August Lieck opened the small office of the newspaper "Observer" on the market.

Over time, the rest of the comrades came back but a lot of work was ahead of them. However, despite the bitterness, stress and 5 bankruptcies, the team came out victorious. Late in 1925, after six years, August Lieck resigns from the position of boss, his successor was his friend John Redmell (until the end of existence of this).

Rise and fall
It was not until 1930 that the newspaper gained popularity after the Frosgore stock market crash, as prices have risen sharply, the government itself has covered up the case, but the newspaper has covered it accidently. After the employee of the Ministry of Finance sent a report from the exchange to the headquarters of the newspaper. After that it was published the report, there were many strikes against the then government. Thanks this, the golden age of redation began until 1950. As a result, the government of the NWP party (National Worker Party) declared war on the newspaper. After 2 years as a result of the scandal John Redmell announced the end. After 33 years of operation, "Observer" newspaper announces bankruptcy and collapses the interest after the scandal.

Reactivation
In 12th June 2018 Frosgore citizen and ex president candidate- Maciej Olechowski announced the reactivation of this newspaper after 66 years. After a long search he found a place from which he will write articles.