 They however did never merge – both operated independently of each other.They also released from the 18th of December 1941 an investigative, critic and satiric newspaper (printed in Belgium, Brussel) called “De freie Lötzeburger” (The free Luxembourger), renamed in September 1942 to “De freie Letzeburger (Ons Hémecht)”.The LPL added in the disclaimer of this newspaper – forbidden by German occupants – “Déngens Dömmy” as publisher, with domicile in the Prison “am Grond”, and printed in 57, boulevard de la Pétrusse, Luxembourg (Villa Pauly, at that time the local headquarter of the Gestapo in Luxembourg).