Upper Bavarian Archive

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Upper Bavarian Archive

description History journal
First edition 1839
Frequency of publication yearly
editor Historical Association of Upper Bavaria
Web link Publication overview
ISSN (print)

The Upper Bavarian Archive is a history magazine that appears annually and is published by the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria . In accordance with the purpose of the association, it contains contributions on state and regional historical research in the area of ​​the administrative district of Upper Bavaria . One of the focal points is the history of the city of Munich, because the association is based at the Munich City Archives .

The magazine appeared for the first time two years after the association was founded with Volume 1 in 1839 and until 1958 (Volume 83) was entitled Upper Bavarian Archive for Patriotic History , since 1959 it has been published under the name that is still valid today. Volumes for two years have appeared several times, there were interruptions of at least five years from 1899 to 1903 and from 1942 to 1948. Including the 143rd volume from 2019, 1254 articles have so far appeared in the journal, which are taken into account in the complete directory. In terms of content, historical and art-historical topics are examined. The local and family history contributions, biographies, art historical presentations, legal historical treatises, source editions and find reports give an insight into the wide range of activities of the association and testify to the hard work of its members. The Upper Bavarian Archive is still the only scientific journal that is exclusively devoted to Upper Bavarian topics.

Volumes 1 - 36 have been digitized by the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München ( Munich Digitization Center ).

Editing

The publication of the Upper Bavarian Archive has always been in the hands of experienced historians and archivists.

Heinrich Konrad Föringer 1839-1879
Edmund von Oefele 1880-1891
Joseph Fink 1892
Georg Hager 1892-1897
Karl Trautmann 1897-1899
Ivo Striedinger 1899-1903
Theodor Bitterauf (1877-1925) 1903-1904
Johannes Heldwein 1904-1908
Georg Leidinger 1909-1941
Josef Klemens Stadler 1949-1957
Reinhold Schaffer 1958
Michael Schattenhofer 1961-1982
Ludwig Morenz (with Schattenhofer) 1965-1981
Helmuth Stahleder 1982-2010
Brigitte Huber since 2010

Web links

  • Website of the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria
  • Digital editions:

Volume 1 - 1839 | Volume 2 - 1840 | Volume 3 - 1841 | Volume 4 - 1843 | Volume 5 - 1844

Volume 6 - 1845 | Volume 7 - 1846 | Volume 8 - 1847 | Volume 9 - 1848 | Volume 10 - 1849-1850

Volume 11 - 1850-1851 | Volume 12 - 1851-1852 | Volume 13 - 1852 | Volume 14 - 1853-1854 | Volume 15 - 1855

Volume 16 - 1856 | Volume 17 - 1857 | Volume 18 - 1857 | Volume 19 - 1858-1860 | Volume 20 - 1859-1861

Volume 21 - 1859–1861 | Volume 22 - 1863 | Volume 23 - 1863 | Volume 24 - 1863 | Volume 25 - 1864

Volume 26 - 1865-1866 | Volume 27 - 1866-1867 | Volume 28 - 1868–1869 | Volume 29 - 1869-1870 | Volume 30 - 1870-1871

Volume 31 - 1871 | Volume 32 - 1872–1873 | Volume 33 - 1874 | Volume 34 - 1874-1875 | Volume 35 - 1875-1876

Volume 36 - 1877

The year 1858 is printed - probably by mistake - on the title page of volume 21, and in the register it is listed in chronological order as 1859–1861. Volumes 37 ff. Are not yet available as an online reading version.

Individual evidence

  1. Complete directory of the Upper Bavarian Archive , accessed on March 24, 2020.
  2. Overview in Volume 136 from 2012, page 70