New time (Düren)

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New time

language German
First edition 1920
attitude 1933
Editor-in-chief Josef Radermacher

The Neue Zeit appeared from 1920 to 1933. It was published in Düren as a social democratic daily in the Aachen administrative region . It was archived at the city and district archive in Düren.

Alignment

Founded by the printer Josef Radermacher in December 1920. As a daily newspaper, the newspaper documented the activities of the Social Democrats in the Düren area during the Weimar Republic . After the seizure of power of Hitler, the newspaper was banned on 31 March 1933rd

Editing and publishing

In 1920, the SPD city councilor Josef Radermacher (1882–1948) was responsible for the entire content of the newspaper . The Neue Zeit office was located in Düren, Eisenbahnstrasse 25. In 1931, the trained printer Josef Rademacher was editor-in-chief of the social democratic daily newspaper Neue Presse in Krefeld .

The newspaper was published by Radermacher & Co. GmbH, Verlag Neue Zeit, Düren, Kölnstr. 18a.

literature

  • Horst Wallraff: National Socialism in the Düren and Jülich districts . Hahne & Schloemer, Düren 2000, ISBN 3-927312-30-4 , p. 184

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Uwe Danker: One hundred and forty years of the SPD media company, Dietz Verlag, 2003, p. 88
  2. ^ Bertram Wieland Archive Düren, November Revolution 1918 [1]
  3. ^ Horst Wallraff: National Socialism in the Düren and Jülich districts . Hahne & Schloemer, Düren 2000, ISBN 3-927312-30-4 , p. 184
  4. ↑ Kurt Koszyk, Volker Schulze: The newspaper as personality: Festschrift for Karl Bringmann, Droste Verlag 1982, p. 215
  5. ↑ City and District Archives Düren, address book of the city of Düren 1921