German Michel (newspaper)
German Michel was the title of an anti-Jewish satirical newspaper .
The newspaper was illustrated and was published weekly from March 3, 1895 to 1902 by W. Pauli's Successor (H. Jeroch) in Leipzig . It was published by Richard Nordhausen . The constant comic characters on the sheet include Tarquinius, Gustav Pustekohl, Proteus, Eberhard Treubier , Jochen Knaak and others. a. A. Krüger made the drawings. The editor in charge was Karl Kern. The paper fought in words and pictures "the excesses of stock market jobbership" and especially took care of the middle class. After Nordhausen, Moritz von Reymond was the editor who had already edited the anti-Semitic Schalk . The writer Gustav Dahms described the German Michel as an anti-Semitic paper.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gustav Dahms (editor): The Litterarian Berlin Berlin without a year, Taendler (1895), p. 164.
- ^ Entry in the Berlin State Library
- ^ Biographien.ac.at: Reymond, Moritz von (1833–1919), writer and journalist. Accessed June 7, 2012
- ↑ Ursula E. Koch: The devil in Berlin . Leske, Cologne 1991, p. 726
- ↑ Joachim Kirchner (Ed.): Bibliography of the journals of the German-speaking area up to 1900 . Hiersemann, Stuttgart 1975, Volume III, p. 560, No. 23 825
- ^ Gustav Dahms: The Litterarian Berlin . Taendler Berlin 1895, p. 164.