Flaming booklet
The Fläminghefte were published from 1925 to 1944 in Dahme / Mark and Luckenwalde by local researchers Max Wald (Dahme / Mark) and Emil Koitz (Luckenwalde). They dedicated themselves to local history topics of the Niederer Fläming region (mostly old district Jüterbog-Luckenwalde ). The notebooks had a uniform appearance, which included a typical Fläming landscape with a Dutch mill.
The first period from 1925 to 1932
In the first period, 30 Fläming booklets with different topics with local history content were published by the then director of the local history museum in Dahme / Mark Max Wald and the school principal Emil Koitz, who also acted as authors. 20 titles came from Wald, 7 from Koitz, one title each from Ernst Kube (director of the Dahme / Mark local history museum from 1940), Werner Carus and Bruno Emil König . The majority of the booklets were printed on commission in Dahme / Mark by A. (August) Hilscher, the others in Luckenwalde by Herrmann Kobisch and G. (Gustav) Gutdeutsch.
| Number (editions; years of issue) | title | author | printing house | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (2; 1925, 1927) | Migration of peoples on the Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 2 (2; 1925, 1931) | Dahmer local dictionary | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 3 (1; 1925) | Left and right of the small train | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 4 (1; 1925) | The city map of Luckenwalde, an accompanying word | Emil Koitz | Herrmann Kobisch, Luckenwalde | |
| 5 (2; 1926, 1928) | From the French period in the Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 6 (4; 1926-1928) | Map of the Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | so far only 1st and 4th edition verified, map edited by Wona-Verlag, Königsbrück |
| 7 (1; 1926) | From hiking and Travel through the ages | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 8 (2; 1926, 1927) | Otto Unverdorben , the discoverer of aniline in 1826 | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 9 (2; 1926, 1931) | The horse dealer Kohlhas | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | Shortened according to Kleist |
| 10 (1; 1927) | Something from eating and drinking | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 11 (1; 1927) | The career of the Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district | Emil Koitz | Herrmann Kobisch, Luckenwalde | |
| 12 (1; 1928) | Chats about money and medals | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 13 (1; 1928) | Luther's friend Georg Buchholzer | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 14 (1; 1929) | Important people in the Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 15 (1; 1928) | Kariedel fountain in Luckenwalde | Emil Koitz | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 16 (1; 1929) | Piereluth, the Luckenwalder tower goblin | Emil Koitz | Herrmann Kobisch, Luckenwalde | |
| 17 (1; 1929) | Suggestions for simplifications and improvements | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | 2nd edition, the first self-published in 1924 |
| 18 (1; 1929) | Dahme and the year 1848 | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 19 (1; 1930) | Chronicle of the city of Luckenwalde | Emil Koitz | G. Gutdeutsch, Luckenwalde | Published by FW Willmann, Magdeburg |
| 20 (1; 1930) | The Drehna-Weißagker feud. A cheerful story from the good old days | Bruno Emil König | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | Afterword by Max Wald, first published in "Die Gartenlaube" in 1926 |
| 21 (1; 1930) | With the old botanizing drum through the eastern Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 22 (1; 1930) | The Dahmer coppersmith JG Heiligenstädt (1786–1857) as a poet | Werner Carus | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 23 (1; 1930) | Extract from the old Dahmer hymn book | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 24 (1; 1930) | Dahme, the name of our city | Ernst Kube | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | First appeared in "Our Dahmer Land" in several episodes in 1930 |
| 25 (1; 1931) | Old houses | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 26 (1; 1931) | Explanation of the place names on the Niedere Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 27 (1; 1931) | The town order of the Freiherr von und zum Stein in Luckenwalde | Emil Koitz | G. Gutdeutsch, Luckenwalde | |
| 28 (1; 1932) | From primary school life on the Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 29 (1; 1932) | A Christmas fairy tale from the Luckenwalder Tower Kobold | Emil Koitz | G. Gutdeutsch, Luckenwalde | |
| 30 (1; 1932) | The sky above our home | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark |
The second period from 1934 to 1944
Due to the political situation Emil Koitz had to stop his activities from 1933, he was a committed SPD member. For this reason, Max Wald published the issues from 1934 solely as re-editions, often with a different title. Only three new editions were created, but these appeared as sub-numbers to existing ones (2II, 2III, 3II). All booklets were printed by A. Hilscher (from 1940 Heinz Hilscher).
| Number (editions; years of issue) | title | author | printing house | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (2; 1934, 1939) | Migration of peoples on the Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 2 II (2; 1943, 1944) | Illustrated chronicle by Dahme (Mark) until 1940 | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 2 III (1; 1943) | The dialects of Dahme (Mark) and the surrounding area | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 3 (1; 1941) | Through the Lower Fläming | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 3 II (1; 1943) | Fairy tales, legends and stories from the Lower Fläming | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 5 (4; 1937, 1940, 1942, 1943) | From the French period in the Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark; from 5th edition: Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | from 4th edition: From the French period Großbeeren and Dennewitz |
| 7 (2; 1935, 1943) | From hiking and Travel through the ages | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark; 3rd edition: Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | 3rd edition: From hiking and traveling then and now |
| 8 (3; 1935, 1941, 1943) | Otto Unverdorben, the first discoverer of aniline in 1826 and promoter of the Dahmer tobacco industry | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark; from 4th edition: Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | from 4th edition: Otto Unverdorben from Dahme, the finder of aniline and raw nicotine |
| 9 (2; 1941, 1943) | The horse dealer Kohlhas | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | Shortened according to Kleist |
| 12 (2; 1938, 1944) | From Dahmer journeyman blacksmith to coin medalist in the capital of the Reich | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark; 3rd edition: Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | Dedicated to Friedrich Wilhelm Kullrich |
| 13 (2; 1935, 1939) | Luther's friend Georg Buchholzer, the first Protestant preacher in Berlin | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 14 (1; 1941) | Important people, Saxon dukes in our homeland | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 17 (1; 1938) | Suggestions for simplifications and improvements | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | 3rd edition, the first self-published in 1924 |
| 21 (2; 1936, 1942) | With the old botanizing drum through the eastern Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark; 3rd edition: Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | 3rd edition: With the botanizing drum through Flämingfluren |
| 25 (1; 1936) | Old houses Cultural history chats with pictures and floor plans | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 26 (1; 1937) | Explanation of the place and field names on the Lower Fläming | Max forest | A. Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | |
| 28 (1; 1943) | School and life in the past and future | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark | 2nd edition with suggestions for improvements |
| 30 (1; 1940) | The sky above our home | Max forest | Heinz Hilscher, Dahme / Mark |
Attempts at resuscitation from 1992
Tilo Wolf (director of the local history museum Dahme / Mark ) and Roman Schmidt (director of the local history museum Luckenwalde ) tried in 1999 to bring the series back to life. But they could only read one booklet called The Revival of the Fläming Booklets! publish. The Jüterbog local history museum was more successful . It brought out two issues of the old series as reprints (3 II and the first edition of issue 14) and two issues under the title Neue Fläminghefte about the history of the city of Jüterbog:
- No. 1: Henrik Schulze, Norbert Jannek: Jüterbog - Contributions to the history of the city - “A little home book” . Zahna 1992
- No. 2: Henrik Schulze: Chronicle of the City of Jüterbog - Brief outline . Jueterbog 2012
literature
- Roman Schmidt, Tilo Wolf: The revival of the Fläminghefte! A tradition returns! 1999