The street
The journal Die Strasse had been the journalistic organ of the General Inspector for German Roads since 1934 . It appeared twice a month, printed on glossy paper and richly illustrated, by the Volk und Reich Verlag in Berlin . The chief editor was Friedrich Heiss . Other employees were, in addition to numerous foreign authors, u. a. Paul Bonatz and Alwin Seifert .
Subject areas were
- “The road system of the new empire
- From the Reichsautobahn
- The international road system of the present
- Nature and purpose of the road
- History of the road
- economic and legal
- Road construction research and road construction technology
- Mountain road construction
- Road bridges
- Landscaping by the road
- Road traffic
- Hiking and traveling by car "
literature
- Roland Jaeger: Books on current affairs. The Volk and Reich Verlag, Berlin. In: Manfred Heiting, Roland Jaeger (Hrsg.): Autopsy. German-language photo books 1918 to 1945. Volume 1. Steidl, Göttingen 2012, pp. 440–445.
- Andreas Busch: The history of motorway construction in Germany until 1945 . Rockstuhl, Bad Langensalza 2002, ISBN 3-936030-40-5 .
- Eduard Schönleben: Fritz Todt , the human being, the engineer, the National Socialist. A report on life and work . Gerhard Stalling , Oldenburg 1943
- Erhard Schütz, Eckhard Gruber: Myth Reichsautobahn. Construction and staging of the “Streets of the Führer 1933–1941” . Links-Verlag, Berlin 1996, ISBN 3-86153-117-8 .