Schleswig-Holstein daily newspaper
The Schleswig-Holstein newspaper (SHTZ) was range- the first regional National Socialist daily newspaper . The SHTZ first appeared on January 2, 1929 in Itzehoe . The first chief editor (editor-in-chief) was Bodo Uhse . Uhse was fired in 1930, and Walther Fröbe became the new editor-in-chief .
From the beginning, the SHTZ was in fierce competition with the daily newspaper Das Landvolk , which also appeared in Itzehoe from January 1929. Its main editor was Bruno von Salomon , who made friends with Uhse. Both support the radical wing of the rural people's movement around Claus Heim , which did not correspond to the strategy of the NSDAP . That is why Uhse was dismissed by Gauleiter Hinrich Lohse .
The newspaper appeared until 1945 and had its highest circulation in 1937 with 22,000 copies.
literature
- Markus Oddey: "... carry our worldview into the people every day." The Schleswig-Holstein Nazi party press and the Gauverlag , in: Working group for research into National Socialism in Schleswig-Holstein eV (AKENS) (Ed.): "Triumphant march in the Nordmark". Schleswig-Holstein and National Socialism 1925-1950. Schlaglichter - Studies - Reconstructions , Heft 50, Kiel, Winter 2008, pp. 74–95.