Deutsche Zeitung Fur Sud-Australien, or German Times for South Australia, was founded in 1856 by German settlers in Tanunda, South Australia, to serve the expanding German-speaking community. This vital cultural and news outlet has evolved over the years to cover local events, German heritage, and community affairs, featuring articles on history, cuisine, and language. Renowned for its integrity and comprehensive reporting, the newspaper has significantly fostered community cohesion and preserved German traditions in the region. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Deutsche Zeitung Fur Sud-Australien starting 1851, featuring a total of 8 scans. This collection may include mentions of historical figures and events, offering a window into the past and potentially connecting you with your own family history. Explore these resources to discover the rich history of the German community in South Australia.