The imperial messenger
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| language | German |
| Headquarters | Berlin |
| First edition | July 1, 1873 |
| attitude | 1936 |
| founder | Heinrich Engel |
| Frequency of publication | weekly, daily |
| Editors-in-chief | Heinrich Engel 1873–1911, Hellmut von Schweinitz 1932–1933 |
| ZDB | 125879-5 |
The Reichsbote was the title of a German newspaper.
Founded as a German weekly newspaper for Christianity and Volkstum , the paper was published in Berlin from July 1, 1873 to 1936 , at least at times as a daily newspaper with up to two editions a day, with a wide variety of supplements: daily entertainment paper , church and school, literature paper , music supplement, for the evangelical family, agricultural adviser, books and people, service to the people, the German woman, the creative man, the young front, church in battle, German landscape .
The first editor-in-chief of the paper was the evangelical clergyman, journalist and writer Heinrich Engel (1834-1911), under whose direction the Reichsbote became “the leading organ in the conservative middle class and in religious pastoral circles”, as the German Biographical Encyclopedia judges.