German Reichsanzeiger

Issued November 27, 1879

The Deutsche Reichsanzeiger was the official newspaper of the German Reich , in which personnel matters and administrative regulations of the Reich as well as short reports from the work of the Reichstag were published. From 1875 onwards, registered trademarks were published for the first time in accordance with Section 6 of the Trademark Protection Act. It appeared every day except on Sundays and holidays.

The Reichsanzeiger took over the function of the proclamation gazette, which had been published under the title Allgemeine Preußische Staats-Zeitung since January 1819 . Between July 1, 1843 and May 1, 1848 it was called Allgemeine Preußische Zeitung , from May 1, 1848, General Prussian State Gazette , since July 1, 1851, Royal Prussian State Gazette . After the Empire of the Reich authorities from 4 May 1871, the combined name was waiving a special display sheet German Reich Gazette and Royal Prussian State Gazette used colloquially short Reich and State Gazette called, and "republican" version from mid November 1918 to April 14, 1945 he was called the Deutscher Reichsanzeiger and the Prussian State Gazette . In the Federal Republic of Germany , the Federal Gazette fulfills the tasks of the Reichsanzeiger .

Issues by year (1819-1945)

Selected content

In the Reichsanzeiger one can find lists of losses from the First World War.

The enclosures of the central commercial register for the German Reich list not only entries in the commercial register, but also patent and utility model applications and bankruptcy notices .

At the time of National Socialism , 359 expatriation lists with 39,006 people were published.

The non-official part contained a wide range of reports on art and culture, science and technology, news from all over the world, timetables for ships and railways, prices for agricultural goods and raw materials, the weather report and much more. These include numerous agency reports from Wolff's Telegraphic Bureau , mostly marked with WTB .

literature

Martin Schumacher (arrangement): Weimar Index. German Reichsanzeiger and Prussian State Gazette. Register 1918–1933 (= manuals on the history of parliamentarism and political parties. Vol. 4). Droste Verlag, Düsseldorf 1988, ISBN 3-7700-5148-3 .
Rudolf Lantzsch: To the history of the German Reichsanzeiger and Prussian State Gazette. A look back at its 120th anniversary . In: German Reichs- und Prussischer Staatsanzeiger . 1939, volume 1 , supplement 1. Verlag Reichsanzeiger and Prussian State Gazette, Berlin 1939 ( Mannheim University Library ).
Rudolf Lantzsch: A Berlin and German newspaper anniversary. For 125 years Anniversary of the German Reichsanzeiger and Prussian State Gazette . In: The German printing industry . 1944, Vol. 2., No. 1, pp. 12, 14, 16; No. 2, pp. 42, 44. Berlin, Frankfurt / M. 1944 ( Mannheim University Library ).
Christoph Kling: German Reich Gazette and Prussian State Gazette . Introduction to the publication of the digital edition [report]. Mannheim 2016 ( University Library Mannheim ).

Web links

Commons : Deutscher Reichsanzeiger - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Title page from May 6, 1892
Reichs- und Staats-Anzeiger . E-media of the University Library Mannheim

Individual evidence

↑ Michael Hepp (Ed.): The expatriation of German citizens 1933-45 according to the lists published in the Reichsanzeiger . tape 1 : Lists in chronological order. De Gruyter Saur, Munich / New York / London / Paris 1985, ISBN 978-3-11-095062-5 , pp. LIV (reprinted 2010).
↑ Peter Neuhof : When the brown ones came. A Berlin Jewish family in resistance, Pahl-Rugenstein 2006, p. 75.

[1] Michael Hepp (Ed.): The expatriation of German citizens 1933-45 according to the lists published in the Reichsanzeiger . tape 1 : Lists in chronological order. De Gruyter Saur, Munich / New York / London / Paris 1985, ISBN 978-3-11-095062-5 , pp. LIV (reprinted 2010).

[2] Peter Neuhof : When the brown ones came. A Berlin Jewish family in resistance, Pahl-Rugenstein 2006, p. 75.