Stern (magazine)

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description current weekly magazine
language German
publishing company Gruner + Jahr ( Germany )
Headquarters Hamburg
First edition August 1, 1948
founder Henri Nannen
Frequency of publication weekly (Thursdays)
Sold edition 361,743 copies
( IVW 1/2021)
Widespread edition 365,374 copies
( IVW 1/2021)
Range 5.14 million readers
( MA 2020 I )
Editors-in-chief Florian Gless
Anna-Beeke Gretemeier
Web link stern.de
ISSN (print)

The star (self- spelling star ) appears as a current weekly magazine every Thursday and is largely distributed in Germany , but also in German-speaking countries. The magazine is published by the Hamburg publishing house Gruner + Jahr . The sold circulation is 361,743 copies, a decrease of 67.2 percent since 1998.

Henri Nannen founded the star in Hanover in 1948 after the Second World War . Florian Gless and Anna-Beeke Gretemeier have been editors-in-chief of the magazine since January 1, 2019 .

profile

The star deals with political and social issues, it offers utility journalism and classic reports , shows photo series and portrays celebrities . It is classified by journalists as one of the leading German-language media .

In particular, the focus on photographs, which often take up a full or a double page, but also long reports and a predominantly reportage-like writing style are trademarks of the star , although the news share has increased in recent years. This puts it close to magazines and differs markedly from classic news magazines .

Edition

The star has as its direct competitors Focus and Spiegel in recent years considerable bearing lost. The number of copies sold has fallen by 67.2 percent since 1998. It is currently 361,743 copies. This corresponds to a decrease of 740,332 units. The share of subscriptions in the circulation sold is 44.6 percent.

The sold circulation exceeded the million mark for the first time in the first quarter of 1958 and peaked in the first quarter of 1967 with 1.931 million copies.

Development of the number of copies sold
Development of the number of subscribers

history

Founded until the 1970s

The first edition appeared on August 1, 1948 in the newly founded Stern-Verlag Henri Nannen, which was based in the Anzeiger high-rise in Hanover. This became possible after Henri Nannen had received approval from the British military government in July 1948 to rename the former youth magazine Zick-Zack to Stern , for which he had taken over the license a few months earlier . The cover picture of the first 16-page edition of the new Stern 1948 adorned the young Hildegard Knef in the hay.

In the opinion of historians who publish on the founding history of the Stern , the magazine's design was based on the glossy and glamorous paper “ Der Stern ” designed by Kurt Zentner , which came onto the market in September 1938 and had a circulation of up to 750,000 Copies developed into a best seller. Nils Minkmar emphasized that the famous cover of the first post-war edition with Hildegard Knef looks like a duplicate of the old Stern No. 25 from June 1939 with Brigitte Horney and points out that Zentner worked for Nannens Stern at times , in the second half of 1951 during Nannens extended stay in America even for 14 issues as acting editor-in-chief. The star addressed its genesis in 2018 as part of publications on the magazine's 70 years.

In 1950 the English administration banned the magazine for a week after an article about the waste of the Allies at the expense of the Germans. After Gerd Bucerius had already acquired 50% of the Stern in 1949 , Henri Nannen sold a further 37.5% of the shares in Bucerius and 12.5% ​​to the printing company owner Richard Gruner , who in 1965 merged with the publishers John Jahr senior and Gerd Bucerius in 1951 merged to form Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co. KG. Since then, the star has also been relocated there.

From the 1960s onwards, Nannen made the paper more political and supported Willy Brandt 's policy on the East with his magazine .

In 1962, the editor also intervened in one of the most spectacular art thefts of the German post-war period. Tilman Riemenschneider promised the thieves of the so-called Volkach Madonna through the magazine a "ransom" of 100,000 DM if the work of art was returned undamaged. The appeal “Give back the Madonna von Volkach !” Led to a nationwide discussion in which Nannen was reported several times for receiving stolen goods. The intervention of the newspaper finally led to the recovery of the stolen goods from the " Madonna robbery ".

On June 6, 1971, the star appeared with the then spectacular title: “We have aborted!” (Issue 24/1971). The action was initiated by Alice Schwarzer . 374 women publicly confessed to their abortion . Alice Schwarzer, the actress Inge Meysel and the writer Luise Rinser sued Stern and Henri Nannen unsuccessfully in 1978 as part of the so-called sexism lawsuit because of the "representation of women as a mere sexual object" on Stern covers. The occasion was a cover picture that showed the model Grace Jones , known for flashy outfits and her personal closeness to sadomasochism , and came from the famous photographer Helmut Newton .

In 1978 the two journalists Kai Hermann and Horst Rieck interviewed the then 15-year-old Christiane Felscherinow for the Stern report “ Babystrich ”. These interviews resulted in the book Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo , which Stern printed in excerpts and later translated into many other languages ​​and also made into a film.

1980s and 1990s

The headline " Hitler's diaries discovered" was emblazoned on the star of April 28, 1983 . Actually, this should be the beginning of a series of months. But the diaries turned out to be forgeries . The publication became one of the biggest press scandals in Germany in 1983. In a subsequent edition of the same year, the star presented a reappraisal of the affair. The editors put all the researched details on the table. In 2019, the star reopened the case with the ten-part, weekly podcast “ Faking Hitle r”. With previously unpublished material, he describes the relationship between Konrad Kujau and the former Stern reporter Gerd Heidemann .

In 1987 the photo of the politician Uwe Barschel , Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein 1982–1987, lying dead in the bathtub caused a stir. The star reporter Sebastian Knauer was the politician in his hotel room in Geneva found dead and photographed. The photo of the body was published in newspapers, magazines and on television .

presence

The magazine has also been online with Stern.de since 1995. The online offer is operated by G + J Medien GmbH. Stern.de is divided into independent sections . Anna-Beeke Gretemeier has been editor-in-chief of Stern.de since October 2017. Since the beginning of 2019, Stern and the digital offering stern.de have been managed under a joint dual leadership made up of Anna-Beeke Gretemeier and Florian Gless.

The Brussels star correspondent Hans-Martin Tillack won a case against the state of Belgium in 2007 . In March 2004, the Belgian police searched his office and private rooms and confiscated files . The European Anti-Fraud Office (Olaf) accused Tillack of possibly bribing one of his employees to get information. Previously, he had reported several times on corruption in the EU on the basis of Olaf documents . At the beginning of 2008, the reporters from Stern and Stern.de uncovered that the employees of the food discounter Lidl were being monitored. The star reported on the so-called "Lidl scandal" in the 14/2008 issue. The reporting sparked nationwide discussions about the protection of employees. In January 2009, the star made a data scandal at Deutsche Bahn public. The magazine reported that more than 1000 employees, including from upper management, were "spied on" on a large scale. A publication in January 2013 by Stern Online via a Swiss numbered account revealed the tax evasion of Uli Hoeneß , who was subsequently sentenced to three years and six months imprisonment in 2014 . The publication of the portrait Der Herrenwitz about Rainer Brüderle by Laura Himmelreich in January 2013 sparked an extensive debate about sexist remarks and attacks that women are exposed to in their everyday lives. The topic was taken up in many print media and television programs such as the talk shows Markus Lanz , Maybrit Illner and Günther Jauch, as well as in the international press.

In January 2019 the publishing house Gruner + Jahr donated the analogue photo archive of the Stern to the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich in order to preserve it in the long term and make it accessible to the public and research. The archive contains more than 15 million prints , negatives and slides from the years 1948 to 1997.

For World Climate Day 2020, the printed edition (number 40, September 24, 2020) was jointly developed and produced in a comprehensive and unique cooperation with Fridays for Future . In addition to the printed edition, the digital offers for 2 days were devoted almost exclusively to the climate crisis together with FFF . Since outsiders were able to influence the creation of the magazine for the first time in 72 years, this was also discussed controversially.

On March 1, 2021, the Sterns main city editorial team and the editorial offices of Capital and Business Punk magazines merged . The political and economic editorial office of the star in Hamburg was dissolved.

editorial staff

Editors-in-chief

Known employees

Offshoot

Side dishes

Every issue of Stern has been accompanied by TV magazine since January 1986 . Previously, the weekly television program was part of the main issue.

The star was the children's supplement to Stern magazine . With issue 24/1953, the magazine started a children's supplement in the form of an enclosed multi-page issue with the title Das Sternchen (advertising slogan: "Children love little stars - Sternchen is the star child"). In 1961 the asterisk was discontinued as a separate magazine supplement and turned into a double page in the star .

Special issues

  • Special Edition Stern Extra - 60 Years of the Federal Republic of Germany (February 26, 2009)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - Barack Obama (March 30, 2009)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - The Power of Money (June 19, 2009)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - 20 years ago: This is how the wall fell (September 18, 2009)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - The six world religions (November 13, 2009)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - 60 years of Formula 1 (March 29, 2010)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - South Africa (June 7, 2010)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - The History of the Germans (3/2010)
  • Special Edition Stern Extra - The Holy Scriptures (2/2011)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - Prussia (1/2012)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - Helmut Schmidt : A century of life (2015)
  • Special issue Stern Extra - Adieu, Karl (2019)

Magazine family

In addition to Stern, there are the so-called Line Extensions - independent magazine series that also appear under the Stern logo :

Podcasts and discussion library

The editorial team has been publishing the Stern Podcast since 2015 . In addition, various thematic podcasts such as “Survivors”, “Father. Daughter. Weltgeschehen. ”And“ The Boss - Power is Female ”are offered.

2019 launched Star at Youtube the debate format "Diskuthek" come in at least two guests together to discuss current issues. The first episode from June 2019 with Philipp Amthor and Kevin Kühnert received more than 1 million views after 8 months.

All podcasts have been produced by the Audio Alliance company in Berlin since 2019 , which centrally manages all podcasts and audio-on-demand offers from the six Bertelsmann Content Alliance partners Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland , RTL Radio Deutschland, UFA , Verlagsgruppe Random House , Gruner + Jahr and BMG.

Television broadcasts

The magazine Stern TV has been running on the TV broadcaster RTL since 1990 . The TV station VOX broadcast the magazine Stern TV Reportage from 1998 to 2010. Both programs are produced by i & u TV.

engagement

The star supports the following initiatives:

Every year since 2012, the editorial team has awarded the Stern Junge Fotografie scholarship to an outstanding photojournalist. The scholarship includes an annual contract within which the scholarship holder works as a permanent member of the editorial team in Hamburg. In addition, the magazine awards the € 10,000 Stern Grant for photographers. The grant enables talents to work long-term with a journalistic topic.

Courage against right-wing violence

Together with the Berlin Amadeu Antonio Foundation , the Stern founded the campaign "Courage against right-wing violence" in 2000. More than two million euros in donations have been collected in 18 years and thus over 200 projects have been supported.

Nannen price

Together with the Hamburg publishing house Gruner + Jahr, the Stern awards the best print and online journalistic work of the previous year with the Nannen Prize (formerly the Henri Nannen Prize) every year . The award is given in several categories. The Henri Nannen Prize has been awarded since 2005.

literature

  • Michael Schornstheimer : A bombshell and a shame - coming to terms with the past: Quick and Stern in the 50s. Pahl-Rugenstein, Cologne 1989, ISBN 3-7609-1278-8 .
  • Michael Schornstheimer: The shining eyes of the soldiers at the front - National Socialism and war in the magazine novels of the fifties. Metropol, Berlin 1995, ISBN 3-926893-05-2 .
  • Erich Kuby: The Stern Case and the Consequences. Konkret-Literatur-Verlag, Hamburg 1983, ISBN 3-922144-33-0 .
  • Arnulf Siebeneicker: "I fix what is". Robert Lebeck's photo reports for the star, in: Zeithistorische Forschungen / Studies in Contemporary History 1 (2004), pp. 111–121.
  • Günther Schwarberg : I'll never forget that. Memories from a reporter's life. Steidl, Göttingen 2007, ISBN 978-3-86521-560-4 . [45]
  • Michael Seufert: The Hitler Diary Scandal. Scherz Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2008, ISBN 3-502-15119-9 .
  • Tim Tolsdorff: From the shooting star to the fixed star. Two German illustrated magazines and their common history before and after 1945. Herbert von Halem Verlag, Cologne 2014, ISBN 978-3-86962-097-8

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