New Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers
| Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers New Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers |
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| description | Specialized journal for shorthand |
| publishing company | Emil Trachbrodt in Leipzig (Germany) |
| First edition | 1878 |
| attitude | 1914 |
| Frequency of publication | per month |
| Editor-in-chief | Emil Trachbrodt |
| ZDB | 2897159-0 |
Emil Trachbrodt published the specialist magazine Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers in Leipzig in 1878 . A renaming to Neue Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers took place in 1884. The magazine existed until 1914 and appeared monthly.
The title read:
- Illustrated newspaper for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers (years 1.1878 / 79 to 6.1883 / 84)
- New Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers (years 1.1884 / 85 to 31.1914)
history
Emil Trachbrodt (1852–1905), bookseller and stenographer, bought the bookstore from Friedrich Geißler, who founded it in 1857. In 1878 Trachbrodt brought out the Illustrierte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers as editor and publisher. The magazine was aimed exclusively at stenographers, initially the headings were still in cursive, later everything was printed in Gabelsberg shorthand. The purpose of the newspaper was to spread Gabelsberger's stenography. With the Gabelsberger shorthand, Franz Xaver Gabelsberger was the inventor of a cursive shorthand system and thus a forerunner of the German standard shorthand used today .
The illustrations for the magazine were done by his brother Arno Trachbrodt , an excellent autograph .
The magazine contained stories, novellas and humoresques such as Eine Dorfgeschichte aus dem Hessenlande by Alfred Bock (1880). Portraits of famous stenographers were presented. B. by Ignaz Jacob Heger , Franz Jacob Wigard , Eugen Gantter or Heinrich Noë .
Essays, treatises and descriptions such as A Patron of Stenography by Karl Rosenkranz (1880) were not lacking, and poems and sayings were published, e.g. B. Emil Rittershaus , Karl Stelter , Albert Traeger or Rudolf Lavant , just to name a few. The Gabelsberger Haus on Gabelsbergerstrasse in Munich appeared in 1880 under illustrations . A highlight was the report on the unveiling of the Gabelsberg monument in Munich in 1890.
literature
- Anton Bettleheim: Biographical Yearbook and German Nekrolog . Volumes 4-5. Verlag G. Reimer, 1900, p. 359.
- Newspaper catalog, by Mosse, Rudolf, Firm, Verlag Central-Büro., 1913, p. 308.
- Sebastian Mayr: The Lambach Passion Play along with some hymns . Publishing house Jos. Feichtingers Erben , 1883, p. 61.
- Christian Johnen: Heinrich, Theodor . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 50, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1905, p. 152 f.
- Richard Cramer (Rudolf Lavant): Memory of the unveiling of the Gabelsberger monument in Munich on August 10, 1890 . Published by Friedrich Geissler (E. Trachbrodt), Leipzig 1890.
Web links
- Illustrated newspaper for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers digital
- New Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche stenographers digital
Individual evidence
- ↑ Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche Stenographen , vol. 1,3,6, and Neue Illustrirte Zeitung for Gabelsberger'sche Stenographen , vol. 2,5,7.