Red Review
The Rote Revue was the theoretical magazine of the Social Democratic Party of Switzerland . It was published from 1921 to 2009. The magazine Neues Leben , published from 1915 to 1919 by Robert Grimm and initially by Jacob Lorenz , can be used as a predecessor . Monthly for socialist education to be understood. All editions of the Rote Revue are freely accessible as digital copies on the E-Periodica platform of the Swiss Electronic Academic Library Service (SEALS) operated by the ETH-Bibliothek for non-commercial use.
Title variants
The magazine appeared with changing titles and subtitles:
- 1921–1966: Red Review. Socialist monthly.
- 1967-1980: Profile. Social democratic journal for politics, economics and culture.
- 1981–1989: Red Review - Profile. Monthly magazine.
- 1990–2009: Red Review. Journal for politics, economy and culture.
Responsible editors
An editorial team of one or two people was responsible for the publication:
- 1921–1941: Ernst Nobs
- 1921–1945: Friedrich Heeb
- 1941–1945: Paul Meierhans
- 1946–1952: Valentin Gitermann
- 1953–1959: Paul Schmid-Ammann
- 1953-1959: Jules Humbert-Droz
- 1959–1960: Benno Hardmeier
- 1961–1980: Richard Lienhard
- 1980-1991: Toya Maissen
- 1992: vacant
- 1993–1994: Tobias Kästli
- 1993–1995: Urs Marti
- 1995–2003: Lisa Schmuckli
- 1996-2003: Peter A. Schmid
- 2004–2009: Markus Blaser
literature
- Markus Blaser: On the history of the Red Revue. In: Red Review. Vol. 85 (2007), No. 1, pp. 34-37. doi : 10.5169 / seals-342006