South German postillon
| South German postillon
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| description | German satirical magazine |
| publishing company | Maximin Ernst, Munich |
| First edition | January 30, 1882 |
| attitude | 1910 |
The Süddeutsche Postillon (at times also the Süd-Deutsche Postillon ) was a German satirical magazine that was founded in Munich in 1882 by Louis Viereck and Max Kegel and was published until 1910. The publisher was Maximin Ernst, who also printed Lenin's illegal magazine Iskra .
profile
The Süddeutsche Postillon is regarded as a “proletarian” among the satirical magazines published in Munich.
Eduard Fuchs judged that his magazine “differs from ' Wahren Jakob ' by a much sharper key, by a more energetic cultivation of political satire”.
history
The magazine's heyday was between 1892 and 1901, when the magazine was headed by Eduard Fuchs. However, it always remained less successful than the Stuttgart rival paper Der Wahre Jacob . Ursula E. Koch also spoke of the “stepchild of the SPD”.
readership
The main readers are adult, politicizing workers in Bavaria, Saxony and Thuringia.
literature
- South German postillon . In: Lexicon of socialist German literature . Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1964, pp. 482–484.
- South German postillon. A cross section in facsimile. Edited and introduced by Udohaben. Berlin 1979.
- Norbert Rothe (Hrsg.): Early socialist satirical poetry from the magazines "The true Jacob" and "Süddeutscher Postillon" . Akademie-Verlag, Berlin 1977 (text editions on early socialist literature in Germany 19).
- Klaus-Dieter Pohl: Allegory and Workers. Image agitation didactics and representation of the SPD 1890–1914. Studies on the political handling of the visual arts in the political-satirical magazines ' Der Wahre Jacob ' and 'Süddeutscher Postillon' as well as in the May festival newspapers . Osnabrück 1986 (Univ. Diss.).
- Ursula E. Koch : Eduard Fuchs and the political worker joke sheet 'Süddeutscher Postillon' (1892–1901) . In: Ridiculosa 1995.
Web links
- Ursula E. Koch: Eduard Fuchs and the political worker joke sheet Süddeutscher Postillon . In: eiris.eu . no year
- (Private) website with further information, texts and pictures from the South German Postillon
- Estate in the Bavarian State Library
- German literary journals 1880-1945: A repertory
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Ursula E. Koch: Eduard Fuchs and the political worker joke sheet Süddeutscher Postillon . In: eiris.eu . undated, accessed on January 19, 2012.
- ↑ This self-designation can be found in the article Subscribes to the South German Postillon . In: Süddeutscher Postillon 1887, No. 1.
- ^ Eduard Fuchs: The caricature of the European peoples from 1848 to the present . Berlin [1903].