(1929–1942, 1948–1976); quarterly; Euro-Africa Division. The South European Quarterly Review first appeared in April 1929, following the fourth quarter 1928 issue of the Quarterly Review of the European Division, after the reorganization of the European Field. It was published as the South European Quarterly Review until March 1935, when the name was shortened to Quarterly Review.
Because of the many languages spoken throughout the Euro-Africa Division the Quarterly Review did not serve as a church paper. It was sent out as a medium of communication to all English-reading workers in the division, especially to missionaries serving overseas, to denominational leaders, institutions, former Euro-Africa Division constituents living in English-speaking lands, and to families, friends, and former workers of the division. Edited at division headquarters, the eight-page Quarterly reported the activities of the SDA Church in Euro-Africa and the march of the work in many European countries and overseas fields.