Wallmann's publishing house
Wallmann's Verlag was a German publisher that published insurance magazines.
publishing company
The publisher was the Berlin lawyer Friedrich Wallmann, in publications mostly as “Fr. Wallmann ”or“ Dr. Ms. Wallmann ”. His Prussian insurance magazine was still published by JC Huber in Berlin-Charlottenburg , Wallmann's insurance magazine bears the note in 1876: "Printing: JC Huber's Buchdruckerei (Hasenjäger & Wallmann) in Charlottenburg", Julius Hasenjäger was responsible for editing. In the mid-1880s, Wallmann's Verlag can be found in Lankwitz near Groß-Lichterfelde , and from the 1890s onwards it traded as Wallmann's Verlag und Buchdruckerei .
Publications
Wallmann founded the magazine for law, constitution and administration of insurance companies in 1867 , which was continued from 1868 to 1873 as the Prussian insurance magazine and from 1873 as Wallmann's insurance magazine . In 1921 she went to the insurance post on which to 1939 as from 1934 , the insurance sales force , the organ of the German insurance general agents was. In the Second World War up to 1943 the magazine was called Wallmann's Versicherungszeitschrift , enclosed in 1940 was Wallmann's Umschau im Recht . By September 1944, the magazine came out under the title Die Versicherung: Official organ of the specialist group insurance agents and insurance brokers and in November 1944 as the insurance industry: War community magazine of Deutsche Versicherung and Die Versicherung .
Supplements to Wallmann's insurance magazine were Der Unfall: Organ for Statistics, Insurance and Accident Reduction (1880–1885) and Life Insurance: popular communications for agents and insured persons (1884–1922).
From 1870 Wallmann published the German Insurance Calendar , which appeared from 1924 as Wallmann's German Insurance Calendar and was incorporated into C. Neumann's yearbook of private insurance in the German Reich in 1932 .
In 1888 the school of the life insurance mathematician , edited and edited by C. Keuchel for self-tuition, came out. After the First World War, What Does a Proficient Insurance Agent Need to Know About Insurance? A practical handbook and reference book for familiarization and deepening in insurance brokerage. With contributions from practical insurance specialists . The publisher was Hermann Oesterwitz, managing director of the publishing house and editor of the insurance magazine. The brochure saw a second edition in 1922.
From 1927 to 1938 Wallmann published the business and assets of the German hail insurance companies , from 1939 to 1942 under the title Wallmann's Hagelbuch . Der kleine Wallmann came from 1932 to 1942 . The practical paperback for insurance agents.
Individual evidence
- ↑ ZDB -ID 1228450-6
- ↑ Peter Koch : Introduction to the insurance literature. Special issue on the insurance business studies, curriculum B, general. Insurance theory. Wirtschaftswirtschaftlicher Verlag Gabler, Wiesbaden 1976, 2nd edition, ISBN 978-3-409-85811-3 , p. 12; limited preview in Google Book search
- ↑ ZDB -ID 558337-8
- ↑ Kürschner's German Literature Calendar 1917, p. 1238; limited preview in Google Book search
- ↑ ZDB -ID 95290-4