J. Ladyschnikow Verlag

The stage and book publisher of Russian authors J. Ladyschnikow was a literary book publisher in Berlin .

history

Between 1906 and 1929 the publisher published around 153 books with a focus on Eastern European authors such as Tolstoy , Gorki , Chekhov , Shalom Asch and others. Germans - like the art historian Richard Muther - also had their say.

For example, in 1906 two works by Leonid Andrejew ( Zu den Sternen. Drama and Der Gouverneur. Novelle ) were published and in 1907 Gorky's documentary story Der 9 January was published in German.

literature

January 9th. German by Felix Loesch. S. 375–401 in: Maxim Gorki: Erzählungen. Fourth volume. 564 pages. Aufbau-Verlag, Berlin 1954

Web links

Literature by and about J. Ladyschnikow Verlag in the catalog of the German National Library
Books by J. Ladyschnikow Verlag in the German National Library

annotation

↑ In Maxim Gorki: Stories. Fourth volume. Berlin 1954 on p. 561, 8. Zvo the following bibliographical entry to the sketch January 9th : "First publication in a special edition of the publishing house IP Ladyshnikov, Berlin 1907."

[A1-1] In Maxim Gorki: Stories. Fourth volume. Berlin 1954 on p. 561, 8. Zvo the following bibliographical entry to the sketch January 9th : "First publication in a special edition of the publishing house IP Ladyshnikov, Berlin 1907."