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Domowina Publishing House

Publishing company. Founded 1958 in Germany.

About Domowina Publishing House

The Domowina Publishing House (German: Domowina-Verlag; Upper Sorbian: ) is a publisher in Germany, which focuses on Sorbian books, journals and newspapers as well as German language literature on Sorbian topics. Although it bears the same name as the Sorbian organization Domowina, it is institutionally independent. It is owned by the Foundation for the Sorbian People and runs the Smoler'sche Bookstore at Tuchmacherstraße in Bautzen, where its office is, too. The only Sorbian language publisher was founded on 1 July 1958 in Bautzen as a Volkseigener Betrieb and privatized after the German reunification in 1990.

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