Deutsche Illustrirte Zeitung
The Deutsche Illustrirte Zeitung was a family magazine published weekly in six volumes by the Berliner Verlags-Comptoir from 1884 to 1887 .
The first issue appeared in August 1884, the last issue on September 24, 1887. It was customary to start the year in October and end it in September of the following year. The year was divided into two volumes, so that in total the volumes 1 to 6 published. The publisher and editor was the Berlin publisher Emil Dominik (1844–1896). Other editors were Fritz Schwartz, the writer Hans Hoffmann , who later became editor-in-chief of the illustrated Die Woche Paul Dobert , Karl Felsen and, most recently, Ludwig Ziemssen . Contributors included the writer Helene Stökl , the novelist Emmy von Dincklage , the playwright Ludwig Fulda , the literary historian and publicist Gustav Karpeles and the writer Wilhelm Jensen , later known for his novella Gradiva .
The magazine has red all-linen covers. As was customary for entertainment papers at the time, the format was folio.
After volume 6, the newspaper went into the then probably larger circulation Über Land und Meer of the publishing house Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, DVA for short, Stuttgart, which continued the title in the following years as a subtitle ( Über Land und Meer. Deutsche illustrated Zeitung ).
literature
- Thomas Dietzel, Hans-Otto Hügel: German literary magazines 1880–1945. A repertory. Volume 1, KG Saur Verlag, Munich 1988, ISBN 3-598-10646-7 , p. 286.
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Thomas Dietzel, Hans-Otto Hügel: German literary journals 1880–1945. Saur, Munich, 1988, ISBN 3-598-10646-7 , p. 286 ( limited preview in Google book search).