The focus of the master thesis is an Istrian newspaper Riječki list. By using the content analysis, the characteristics of the newspaper are being analyzed focusing on the political ideology. The year 1947 has been selected, i.e., the very beginning of the newspaper's printing. It is at that time, after fifteen years of silence, that Istria, Kvarner and Gorski Kotar got their first official journal. The newspaper was being printed in the composition of the new state and under the new regime. The year 1945 is considered to be a dividing line in Croatian history. Communism was introduced and the leaders were Josip Broz Tito and the Communist Party. Croatia had merely an illusion of an independent state within the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. Riječki list has a rich history closely linked to the fighting for Croatianhood. The operation and the worldview of the newspaper have been analyzed during the first trimester of printing, keeping the regime's oppression in mind. The main markers of the newspaper are brought to light by examining the political articles, as well as the newspaper's role and the role of the articles themselves. The socio-political context of the time has been connected to journalism and has been put to the test.