Germany's urban development

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Germany's urban development was the title of a series of publications of communal self-portraits that the Deutsche Architektur- und Industrie-Verlag (DARI) published in Berlin-Halensee from 1919 to around 1932.

Content and frequency of publication

The volumes mostly dealt with individual cities, occasionally also several neighboring cities combined. There were also volumes on rural districts , administrative districts , regions or landscapes. The volumes originated in editorship of the administrative unit - as the processor that are frequently mayor , aldermen or building councilors called. Individual articles were z. B. also written by city councils, officials, theater directors, museum managers, etc. The focus was - the series title Germany's urban planning accordingly - on the urban and regional planning development, but also wirtschaftsgeografische , landscape conservation , local history and tourist aspects have been addressed. The technical operations (supply, disposal, local transport) were often presented. Sometimes plans that had not been implemented were presented even after the respective publication was published.

The production of the books was financed through an almost always very extensive advertising section, in which the advertisements partly consist of relatively detailed descriptions of the local companies and their history, which at first glance differ little from the text contributions in the editorial section. Due to the lack of company archives or other secondary sources, these company presentations are now an important, if not uncritical source.

From today's perspective, the volumes are valuable source material on all of the above-mentioned content-related aspects. In addition to urban development, many volumes also reflect contemporary architecture in a local or regional context. Until the mid-1920s - with a weak economy and relatively little construction activity - conservative, traditional tendencies in architectural design predominate (in continuation of reform architecture or neoclassicism from the period before 1914), while later the contemporary-modern architecture of New Building predominated comes to the fore.

After the Second World War, a series with almost comparable content was published by the Landesdienst-Verlag in Brilon , for which the same series title was used.

reception

“The well-known series of single publications 'Deutschlands Städtebau' published by Dari-Verlag has again been expanded through the publication of publications. A special volume on the Ruhr area and the publications on Elberfeld, Aachen and Essen do justice to the current lively interest in the Rhineland. It is precisely these volumes that are particularly well equipped and provide a very good overview of the entire intellectual and economic life in our western cultural centers. The volume Lübeck is particularly characterized by the collaboration of outstanding scholars, artists and economic politicians. The publications on Gütersloh, Neumünster and Reutlingen show that the publishing house is now expanding its activities to include the smaller towns. Like their predecessors, all volumes are outstanding in terms of their technical booking equipment and thus provide excellent evidence of the efficiency of the German publishing industry at home and abroad. "

- Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung , 46th year 1926, p. 126

Volumes

  • Aachen . edited by Albert Huyskens on behalf of Lord Mayor Farwick, 1st edition 1922, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1928
  • Altenburg S.-A. published by Heidrich (Altenburg) and Unruh (Weimar), 1921
  • Altmark town images . published by Altmärkischer Verkehrsverband eV, 1928
  • Altona (Elbe) . published by the Altona City Administration, Jakstein Building Councilor, 1922
  • Amberg in the Upper Palatinate. 1922, 2nd edition 1927
  • Ansbach . published by the Bavarian City Council. District capital, 1922, 2nd edition 1927
  • Apolda . published on behalf of the city, 1923
  • Aue (Ore Mountains) . published by the Aue City Council, 1922
  • Baden-Baden . published by the City Council of Baden-Baden, 1923
  • Bad Kissingen . published by the Bad Kissingen City Council, 1926
  • Bamberg . published by the Bamberg City Council, Puchner City Building Council, 1926, 2nd edition 1929
  • Barmen . edited and published on behalf of the Lord Mayor by the city councilor Heinrich Köhler , 1922, 2nd edition 1926, 3rd edition 1928
  • Bautzen . edited by Dr. Walther Biehl , 1922, 2nd edition 1926
  • Beuthen O / S . published by Stadtbaurat Stutz on behalf of the Magistrate of Beuthen, 1929
  • Bitterfeld . published by the magistrate of the city of Bitterfeld, edited by Habild, 1928
  • Brandenburg (Havel) . published by City Planning Officer Dr.-Ing. Moritz Wolf, 1922, 2nd edition 1926
  • Braunschweig . Editing by: Stadtbaurat Karl Gebensleben , 1921, 2nd edition 1928
  • Bremerhaven , Wesermünde , Geestemünde - Lehe i. H. published by the Bremerhaven / Wesermünde city administration, main editorial by city planner Julius Hagedorn (Bremerhaven), 1922, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1929
  • Wroclaw . Ed. Georg Hallama, 1921, 2nd edition 1924 (reprint 1980 and 1995), 3rd edition 1925
  • Castle near Magdeburg . published by the Magistrate of Burg, edited by City Builder Willy Boese, 1929
  • Chemnitz . published by the City Council of Chemnitz, main publication by the city archivist, senior teacher professor Dr. Uhle, 1 edition 1923, 2nd edition 1924, 3rd edition 1929
  • Cottbus . published by the City Administration of Cottbus, edited by City Builder Boldt, 1923
  • Danzig . published by the Senate of the Free City of Danzig, main publication by Fischer, 1924
  • Delmenhorst . published by the City Council, 1930
  • Chub . published by the council of the district town of Döbeln, 1925
  • Dortmund . 1920
  • The administrative district of Düsseldorf . Volume I: Right Lower Rhine . published by Ludwig Hercher, 1926
  • The administrative district of Düsseldorf. II. Volume Linker Niederrhein . published by Ludwig Hercher, 1928
  • Dresden . published by Friedrich Schäfer, 1921
  • Duisburg . published by the municipal building administration, editor-in-chief by Dr.-Ing. Hermann Dieter, 1920, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1928
  • Elberfeld . published by Koch, 1922, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1928
  • Elblag . published by the Magistrate of the City of Elbing, City Treasurer Curt Uffhausen, 1926, 2nd edition 1929
  • Elmshorn . Rector K. Struve, 1930
  • Erfurt . published by Stadtbaurat Ludwig Boegl , 1922, 2nd edition 1927
  • Food . edited by Hermann Ehlgoetz , 1923, 2nd edition 1925
  • Esslingen . published by the Stadtschultheissenamt, 1924
  • Falkenstein iV 1925
  • Frankfurt (Oder) . published by the magistrate, 1920, 2nd edition 1924
  • The mountain town of Freiberg i. Sa. and their surroundings . published by the council of the city of Freiberg, edited by senior teacher Dr. Otto Eduard Schmidt, 1926
  • Freital . published by Lord Mayor Carl Wedderkopf , editing by trade teacher Karl Söhnle, 1924
  • Gelsenkirchen . published by City Planning Officer Max Arendt, Wilhelm Brepohl, 1922
  • Gera . published by Gera City Council, 1920, 2nd edition 1926, 3rd edition 1930
  • Gliwice . 1928
  • Goslar . published by the city council, 1921, 2nd edition 1926, 3rd edition 1931
  • Gotha . 1922
  • Guben . published by the city council, 1922
  • Gutersloh . published by the City Council, 1925
  • Halberstadt . published by the city's magistrate, editorship by the Sinning City Planning Officer, 1920, 2nd edition 1926
  • Halle on the Saale . published by the city council of Halle, 1923, 2nd edition 1924, 3rd edition 1929
  • Hamburg . published on behalf of the building deputation by Otto Rautenberg, 1922
  • Hamm Westphalia . edited by Knoch, Förster, 1919 (1st and 2nd edition)
  • Hanover . published by the city's magistrate, edited by city councilor Paul Wolf , 1922
  • Harburg-Elbe . published on behalf of the city's magistrate, the Harburg Chamber of Commerce and the Employers' Association of Harburg and Environs e. V., edited by Theodor Benecke, 1923
  • Heilbronn . published by the city administration, 1926, 2nd edition 1928
  • Herford (Westphalia) . edited by City Planning Officer Messerschmidt, 1920, 2nd edition 1928
  • Herne i. W. edited by Heinrich Knöll, 1922, 2nd edition 1928
  • Hessenland . published by the Hessian Transport Association Darmstadt, 1927
  • Hildesheim . published by the city's magistrate, edited by city councilor Senator Johannes Köhler, 1921, 2nd edition 1926
  • Courtyard a. S. and surroundings . published by Hof City Council, 1922, 2nd edition 1926
  • Ingolstadt . published by the Ingolstadt City Council, 1921
  • Insterburg . 1922
  • Iserlohn in Westphalia, urban and rural district, with the cities of Hohenlimburg and Menden. published by the city administration (Städtische Verkehrsstelle), 1921, 2nd edition 1929
  • Kiel . published by Willy Hahn , 1922, 2nd edition 1926
  • Cleve . published with the assistance of Cleve City Council, 1928
  • Coblenz 1922, 2nd edition on the occasion of the Rhenish millennium, edited by Hans Bellinghausen, 1925
  • Cologne . published on behalf of Lord Mayor Konrad Adenauer by Franz Bender, 1922, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1926 (Reprint: JP Bachem Verlag , Cologne 1994)
  • The Koblenz administrative district . edited by K. Müller, 1929
  • Kolberg . Special edition, published by the Kolberg magistrate, 1921
  • Koenigsberg i. Pr. Edited by Hans Heymuth, 1926
  • Constance (Lake Constance) . edited by city archivist Clauss, 1927 (reprint 1986)
  • Krefeld . published on behalf of the Lord Mayor Johansen, edited by Walter Beyer, 1922, 2nd edition 1928
  • Kulmbach . published by the Kulmbach City Council, 1926
  • Recklinghausen district . published on behalf of the district committee of the Recklinghausen district, edited by government assessor Kurt Angermann, 1929
  • Landsberg a. W. edited by Krahn, Kornowski, Max Bahr, 1921
  • Leipzig . edited by Carl James Bühring , 1923
  • The district of Lennep and its communities. 1925
  • Liegnitz, Goldberg. The beautiful Katzbach valley . published by the magistrates of Liegnitz, Goldberg, Schönau, edited by city archivist Prof. zum Winkel, 1925
  • Lippe-Detmold . published by the Lippe Association of Cities, edited by City Planning Officer Ernst Supan (Detmold), 1924
  • Lübeck , Travemünde . published by the Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, edited with the participation of the authorities by Friedrich Wilhelm Virck , 1921, 2nd edition 1925, (with title addition The urban development since the end of the war ) 3rd edition 1931
  • Luckenwalde . published by the city's magistrate, edited by mayor Lappe, 1922, 2nd edition 1930
  • Luneburg . edited by Wilhelm Reinecke, 1928, 2nd edition 1930
  • Magdeburg . 1927
  • Meerane . published by Meerane City Council, edited by editor Julius Diehl and Stadtbaudirektor Hofmann, 1922
  • The city of Meissen and its surroundings . published by the city of Meissen, edited by Hellmuth Schmidt-Bendung, 1928
  • Merseburg . published by the city council of Merseburg, edited by city building officer Friedrich Zollinger , 1922, 2nd edition 1929
  • Minden in Westphalia . published by Dieckmann, 1920, 2nd edition 1925
  • Minden , Lübbecke , Bad Oeynhausen , Vlotho . published by the city's magistrate, 1928, 2nd edition 1930 (published byLänderdienst AGunder the title Bünde, Lübbecke, Minden, Bad Oeynhausen, Rinteln, Solbad Melle )
  • Mönchengladbach . published on behalf of the Lord Mayor Gielen, edited by Director Dr. Mertens, 1927
  • Mühlhausen i. Thür. Main editorial by Knoch, 1921
  • Münster / Westf. 1920
  • Naumburg and Bad Kösen a. S. edited by Paul Schultze-Naumburg , 1921, 2nd edition 1926
  • Neuhaus , Paderborn, Bad Lippspringe . 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1928 (1st edition see Paderborn )
  • Neumunster . 1922, 2nd edition 1925, 3rd edition 1928
  • Nordhausen , the millennial city on the Harz . published by the city council, 1921, 2nd edition 1926
  • Offenbach am Main . published by the city of Offenbach, edited by city planning director Otto Sander, 1926, 2nd edition 1929
  • The state capital Oldenburg . 1927
  • Opole . 1926
  • Osnabrück . edited and published in agreement with the magistrate by Senator Stadtbaurat Friedrich Lehmann , 1925, 2nd edition 1928
  • Ostmark . Mittlere Ostmark, Grenzmark Posen-West Prussia . published by the German East Federation, edited by Emanuel Ginschel and Franz Lüdtke, 1927
  • Paderborn. edited by Paul Michels, 1921 (2nd and 3rd editions see Neuhaus ... )
  • Passau on the Danube . published by the Passau City Council, 1922
  • Pirmasens , the German shoe city. published by O. Schaefer, 1927
  • Pirna . published by the city council, edited by Karl Löser, 1924
  • Plauen i. Vogtland . Main publication management by City Planning Officer Wilhelm Goette , 1926
  • The administrative district of Potsdam . C. Rudolph, 1931
  • Quedlinburg a. Resin . published by the City Council, 1921
  • Rathenow . published by the city administration, edited by Sprotte, 1923, 2nd edition 1930 (reprint 1992)
  • Ratibor . published by the city administration, edited by Klemens Raffelsiefen, 1927
  • Ravensburg . published by the city administration, 1926, 2nd edition 1931
  • Recklinghausen . published by the city administration, edited by Friedrich Willeke, 1928
  • Recklinghausen district . 1929
  • Regensburg . published by the Regensburg City Council, edited by Adolf Schmetzer , 1924, 2nd edition 1927
  • Remscheid . 1922
  • Reutlingen . Brock, 1925, 2nd edition 1929
  • Riesa on the Elbe . published by the city council, edited by student Max Heinrich, 1924
  • Rostock . published by the City Council, 1922, 2nd edition 1927
  • Ruhrland . edited by Hermann Ehlgoetz , 1925
  • Silesia . 1925
  • Schleswig-Holstein . published by City Councilor Willy Hahn , B. Möllhausen, 1928
  • The district of Schwelm . published by E. Böhmer, 1928
  • Schwerin i. M. 1922
  • Siegen and the Siegerland . 1922
  • Soest district . published by Hermann Schmoeckel, 1930
  • Stargard i.Pom. 1922
  • Stendal . published by the city administration, edited by Ludwig Storbeck, 1921
  • Szczecin . published by the City Council, 1925
  • Stolp iP published by the City Council and the Municipal Art Association of Stolp, edited by the City Council and City Planning Officer Weegmann, 1921, 2nd edition 1928
  • Suhl . for the city's 400th anniversary 1527–1927 published by the city's magistrate, 1927
  • Tilsit . 1922
  • Torgau . published by the city's magistrate, edited by Goedecke, 1931
  • Trier . published on behalf of the Lord Mayor of Bruchhausen, edited by City Librarian Kentenich, 1922, 2nd edition 1925
  • Ulm . Greiner, 1921, 2nd edition 1926
  • Unna (Westphalia) 1920
  • Velbert . published on behalf of the city administration, 1925
  • Viersen , Dülken , Süchteln . published by the mayor of the town of Viersen, mayor of the town of Dülken, mayor of the town of Süchteln, edited by the town planner Eugen Frielingsdorf in Viersen, 1925 (under the title Viersen ), 2nd edition 1930 (under the title Viersen, Dülken, Süchteln )
  • Weiden urban and rural district . 1925
  • Weimar . 1920
  • City of Wernigerode and the county of Wernigerode with its health resorts Ilsenburg and Schierke . Wilhelm Deistel et al., 1922, 2nd edition 1926
  • Wilmersdorf . published by the city's magistrate, edited by city planning officer Otto Herrnring , 1921
  • Wismar . published by the City Council, edited by City Council Ballerstaedt, 1927
  • Wittenberg . published by the city's magistrate, edited by city planning officer Friede Everhard Bruns, 1922
  • Wittenberge , Eisenmoorbad Wilsnack . published by the municipal authorities of the city and by the municipal authorities of the Eisenmoorbads Wilsnack, edited by municipal building officer Friede Everhard Bruns and mayor Krüsmann, 1925
  • Zeitz . edited by city planning officer Lorey on behalf of the magistrate, 1929
  • Zittau i. Sat. 1922
  • Zwickau . edited by city planning officer Martin Moritz Ebersbach, 1921

literature

  • Roland Jaeger: 'Germany's urban development': city monographs from the DARI publishing house. In: From the second-hand bookshop. 2004, No. 5, pp. 356–361 (with bibliography)

Web links

  1. ↑ ( digitized version )