FE Bilz Verlag-Buchhandlung
The FE Bilz Verlags-Buchhandlung , also short FE Bilz , Verlag FE Bilz or Bilz-Verlag , was a publishing house founded by the Saxon naturopath Friedrich Eduard Bilz in 1888, in particular for the production and distribution of the so-called Bilz book, which he originally wrote himself . The publishing house was relocated to the bookseller's town of Leipzig in 1893 and was managed from there by Bilz 'son Ewald (1872–1941).
The publisher subsequently opened two foreign branches: one in Paris on Rue d′Hauteville ( 10th arrondissement , SSW des Gare du Nord , from Place Franz-Liszt ), where a second son Alfred owned an apartment, and one in London at Stein & Co.
In addition to the works of the founder F. E. Bilz himself, the publisher also published works by his sons Alfred and Ewald. External authors were, for example, Paul Schwartzkopff, Ernst Köhler-Haußen and Theodor Abbetmeyer with their work on Faustus redivivus by Hannah Stahn or Oskar Hoffmann . For example, the railroader's library also appeared there . A useful self-instruction work for further training in the service and to increase general knowledge for all lower civil servants and unskilled workers of the German railways and geography and ethnology, edited by excellent geographers and ethnographers. A common description of all countries and peoples on earth .
literature
- Frank Andert (Red.): Radebeul City Lexicon . Historical manual for the Loessnitz . Published by the Radebeul City Archives. 2nd, slightly changed edition. City archive, Radebeul 2006, ISBN 3-938460-05-9 .
- Jürgen Helfricht : Friedrich Eduard Bilz. Natural healer, philosopher, entrepreneur. Notschriften, Radebeul 2012, ISBN 978-3-940200-74-7 .