• Denmark (first link for this country!): Illustreret Tidende [Illustrated Journal], 1859–1924. Magazine-style newspaper. Browsable by volume or year; includes two searchable indices. Uses DjVu, or you can download PDF's.
• France: La Gazette de France, 1786. Downloadable PDF that includes issues 1–104.
• France: Mercure François, 1605–1643. Browsable by date, but no search.
• Germany: Augspurgische Ordinari Postzeitung [Augsburg Post], 1768–1839. The paper carried national, scholarly, historical, and economic news. This one has a search function. Plans are to digitize issues through 1848.
• Ireland: Free State (1922), Hibernia Magazine and Dublin Monthly Panorama (1810–1811), Leprecaun (1905–1909), and Walker's Hibernian Magazine (1811). These are part of the Villanova University Digital Library.
• Netherlands: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 1618–1995. Historical Dutch newspapers from the Dutch East Indies, Netherlands Antilles, Suriname, and the United States. The search allows you to specify distribution location and type of article; currently the options to choose newspaper title and place of publication are not available.
• Sri Lanka (another new country listing!): Journal of the Dutch Burgher Union, 1908–2005. This is posted as PDF files with no search. The site also has many genealogies and information about the Dutch Burgher Union itself.
• Switzerland: Bande Mataram ("Monthly Organ of Indian Independence"), 1913–1914. This was published in English. Three issues are available.
• Alaska: Petersburg Herald (1924–1926), Petersburg Press (1926–1931), Petersburg Weekly Report (1914–1924), and The Progressive (1913–1914). These are online at the Petersburg Public Library site, which allows you to search or browse.
• New York: Fatherland (1914–1917), The Vital Issue/Issues and Events (1914–1919), and World War (1914–1916). These were German-American publications in English, published in New York City. World War was a translation of the German publication Weltkrieg. These are part of the Villanova University Digital Library.
• Pennsylvania: Clan-na-Gael Journal (13 issues between 1902–1918) and Irish Press (1918–1922). These were Irish-American newspapers published in Philadelphia. They are also part of the Villanova University Digital Library.
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