Viennese cat music
| Viennese cat music | |
|---|---|
|
|
| description | Political day sheet for ridicule and seriousness with caricatures |
| language | German |
| publishing company | Stockholzer (Dorotheergasse 1108) (Austria) |
| First edition | June 9, 1848 |
| attitude | October 26, 1848 |
| Frequency of publication | 4 times a week |
| Editor-in-chief | Sigmund English , Willi Beck |
| Article archive | All expenses |
The Viennese Cat Music (Charivari). was an Austrian magazine that first appeared on June 9, 1848 and the last time on October 26, 1848. The subtitle was Political Tagblatt for ridicule and seriousness with caricatures . The Vienna Cats Music released a week at least four times. The magazine was published by Stockholzer ( Dorotheergasse 1108). The sheet had the format 4 °. The place of publication was Vienna . The two editors were Sigmund Engländer and Willi Beck . In the first edition they called themselves the person responsible. Kapellmeister: Sigm. English people. Responsible Orchestra director: Willi Beck .
From issue 39 on August 2, the title was changed to Wiener Charivari: political daily newspaper for ridicule and seriousness with caricatures . On the day Miau von Miauenthal wrote the leading article Our Reichstag and the nobility .
The two editors were politically persecuted, whereupon the English fled abroad. Wilhelm Beck was sentenced to two months in prison.
Web links
- Editions digitized by the Austrian National Library : Wiener Katzen-Musik (online at ANNO ).