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Közaydın
A weekly Crimean Tatar journal published by the Crimean Central New Alphabet Committee and printed in that alphabet, represented here by its issue of July 1928.
From its masthead and colophon
The July 1928 masthead titles the journal Köz Ajdƅn in the Latin new alphabet and calls it a weekly journal priced at five kopecks. A Russian panel gives the title as Козайдын, with the Russian subtitle Благовесть, and describes it as a weekly Tatar journal. The colophon names the publisher as the Crimean Central New Alphabet Committee (Qrƅm merkezij jaŋƅ elifba qomitesi) and gives a print run of 2,000.
- Közaydın, No. 32, July 1928, as read from the supplied scans
Readings made from the page images for this catalogue: the masthead (page 1), headings, the editorial notice (page 7), and the colophon (page 8). Plainly printed details are recorded as printed.
Becoming a children's journal
A notice from the editorial office in this issue says the journal will gradually take on the character of a children's journal, and asks teachers to help by writing pieces suited to children. Whether and when that change happened is not shown by a single issue.
- Közaydın, No. 32, July 1928, as read from the supplied scans
Readings made from the page images for this catalogue: the masthead (page 1), headings, the editorial notice (page 7), and the colophon (page 8). Plainly printed details are recorded as printed.
Not yet established
The place of publication and the journal's full run are not given in the parts of the issue read so far and have not been established from a cited source. Only one issue is held.
- Közaydın, No. 32, July 1928, as read from the supplied scans
Readings made from the page images for this catalogue: the masthead (page 1), headings, the editorial notice (page 7), and the colophon (page 8). Plainly printed details are recorded as printed.