Wartburg voices
The Wartburgstimmen was a bi-monthly literature and culture magazine (" for the religious, artistic and philosophical life of the German people and the state educational culture of the Germanic peoples "), which appeared in 1903 and 1904 in Eisenach .
It was edited by Ernst Clausen . Hans KE Buhmann was named as the editor.
Its authors included Karl Bleibtreu , M. Christlieb, Marie Diers , Arthur Drews , Theodor Ebner , W. Grimm, Max F. Hecker , O. Kieser, JG Meyer, Otto Sichardt , Bernhard Ludwig Suphan , Friedrich Wiegershaus and others. a. m.
In terms of content, the series tended towards German-national topics. Thuringia's education policy is a focus.
The following topics can be found as permanent rubrics:
- Religious culture
- Artistic culture
- State educational culture
- Sing, say and tell
- Knowledge and Wisdom (Philosophical Culture)
- Redehalle (Thuringian theater art)
- Books and Friends (Book Reviews)
- Letters
A short version of a sixteen-page memorandum by the publisher Hans KE Buhmann on the content of the Wartburg voices that was published separately in 1902, attached to the 3rd issue of the 1st year (1903), clearly shows his strongly racist mentality and German-national beliefs.
The magazine went on together with Ernstes Wollen in German culture , which appeared from 1905/06 and ceased to appear in the third year 1907/08.