The police officer

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The police officer

language German
First edition 1926
attitude 1933
Widespread edition 20,000 (March 1930) copies

Der Polizeibeamte, newspaper of the revolutionary police officers of Prussia, was a Communist newspaper of the KPD for police officers during the Weimar Republic . It first appeared in 1926 and was banned in 1933. KPD newspapers, which were also aimed at police officers, were: The Red Baton, The Red Schupo and Großer Alarm. Issue No. 2 from April 1932 was printed by Reltih & Reneorg, Berlin.

The first edition (No. 1) from March 1930 appeared with an edition of 20,000 copies. Reves was responsible for the content of issue No. 2 from April 1932.

literature

  • Christa Hempel-Küter: The Communist Press and the Workers Correspondents Movement in the Weimar Republic: The Example of the Hamburger Volkszeitung. Verlag Peter Lang, 1989, 487 pages, ISBN 978-3-631-41832-1 , p. 61.
  • Alfons Kenkmann , Christoph Spieker : On behalf of the police, administration and responsibility in the 20th century, accompanying volume for the permanent exhibition - Villa ten Hompel, a historical place. Klartext Verlag, 2001, 372 pages, ISBN 978-3-884-74970-8 , p. 122.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Christa Hempel-Küter: The Communist Press and the Workers Correspondents Movement in the Weimar Republic: The example of the Hamburger Volkszeitung. Verlag Peter Lang, 1989. ISBN 978-3-631-41832-1 . P. 61
  2. ^ Alfons Kenkmann, Christoph Spieker: In the order, police, administration and responsibility in the 20th century. Volume accompanying the permanent exhibition - Villa ten Hompel, a place of history, Klartext Verlag, 2001, 372 pages. ISBN 978-3-884-74970-8 . P. 122