Charivari (satirical magazine)
Charivari was a satirical magazine that was published by Philipp Reclam junior from 1842 to 1849 . and from 1850 to 1851 appeared under the name Leipziger Charivari in the publishing house Literarisches Museum in Leipzig .
The magazine's editor was Eduard Maria Oettinger , who called it an "Opposition Journal against Wühler and Heuler". At the beginning of the 8th year, Oettinger wrote:
“His (the Charivari's) political creed remains the old one: he will be a rogue towards the howler, and always a howler towards the rogue. The fanatic of calm he will tear the sleepyhead from the ears and the moles of red anarchy the torch of discord from the hands, respect and love freedom, but cheek, regardless of whether it shows itself on the right or on the left, waving relentlessly down from the pedestal on which she dares to inflate herself, unconcerned whether those "Pappenheimers" shout him out for a "disguised aristocrat" or for something else. "
Contributors were u. a. Eduard Boas , Ludwig Börne , Heinrich Clauren , Adolf Glassbrenner , Karl Gutzkow , Heinrich Heine , Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben , Heinrich Laube , Moritz Gottlieb Saphir , Friedrich Rückert , Kathinka Zitz .
Only the State Library in Berlin and the Saxon State Library in Dresden have a complete copy of the journal .
literature
- M. Siebe : From the revolution to the national enemy: France and Germany in the political caricature of the 19th century: "Kladderadatsch" and "Charivari". Münster, 1995
- Charivari. The editions 222 to 247, in full text in the Google book search
See also
- Le Charivari , a French satirical magazine published from 1832
- Wiener Katzen-Musik , published in 1848 in satirical magazine, from issue 39 under the title Wiener Charivari