Journal of the Breisgau history association "Schau-ins-Land"
| Journal of the Breisgau history association "Schau-ins-Land" | |
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| description | Annual booklet with articles on history in the region |
| Area of Expertise | Local history |
| language | German |
| publishing company | Self-published by the Breisgau history association "Schau-ins-Land" eV (Germany) |
| First edition | 1873 |
| Frequency of publication | 1 × annually |
| Editor-in-chief | Hans-Peter Widmann ( editor ) |
| editor | Breisgau history association "Schau-ins-Land" eV |
| Web link | Yearbook Breisgau History Association |
| Article archive | Freiburg historical holdings - digital |
| ISSN (print) | 1434-2766 |
The magazine of the Breisgau history association “Schau-ins-Land” is a scientific publication of the Breisgau history association Schau-ins-Land , which is an approximately 200-page illustrated and bound annual journal with articles on the history of the region from the Middle Ages to the modern era appears. The book also contains book reviews and association news. With the presentation of new findings or interim results and workshop reports of smaller, but urban and regional historically significant research, it should provide insights into the current state of research.
history
Title page of the first edition of Schau-in's-Land 1873
Unnumbered page from the first issue of the Schau-in's-Land 1873 with a drawing of the Wentzingerhaus by Fritz Geiges
Title page of the magazine from 1876 for the month of Lenzmond with a vignette by Fritz Geiges
The Breisgau-Verein Schauinsland, founded in 1873, published a monthly magazine , the Schau-in's-Land , when it was founded. The first issues were richly illustrated, the texts initially written by hand and hectographed together with the images . The team of authors brought together young artists, citizens and craftsmen who, in a romantic, historicizing way , dealt with the publication of stories and poems in the style of the new empire under the direction of Fritz Geiges , who contributed most of the drawings. In 1876, the common month names February to April were replaced by the German names Hornung, Lenzmond and Ostermond, but only until 1878, when the magazine only appeared once a year as an anthology.
New title page of the Schau-in's-Land from 1882
Title page of the new Schau-ins-Land 1949
Cover of the magazine of the Breisgau history association ("Schau-ins-Land") 1978
From 1882 until the last issue during the war in 1941, the title page of the annual volume showed the same graphic design, the Freiburg Rappen , although the magazine title lost the apostrophe that was no longer orthographically correct in 1926. In the economic crisis years from 1923 to 1933, the Schau-ins-Land was only published every two years.
After the war and from the union of the "Society for the promotion of history, antiquity and folklore of Freiburg, the Breisgau and the neighboring landscapes" founded in 1826 with the "Breisgau-Verein Schauinsland", which had existed since 1873, the " Breisgau-Geschichtsverein " was founded in 1946 Schau-ins-Land “(BGV). The new annual publication appeared for the first time in 1949 and, with volume 68, continued the tradition of the old Schau-ins-Land with the addition published by the Breisgau association “Schau-ins-Land” Freiburg i. Br. On the title. From the 97th annual issue in 1978, the annual volume was then called the magazine of the Breisgau-Geschichtsverein and in brackets (“Schau-ins-Land”) to emphasize the scientific claim of the magazine. At the same time, the title page was given a new graphic design. The annual books from 1873 to 2011, digitized by the Freiburg University Library, are available as Freiburg historical holdings . Register volumes open up the content of older volumes.
19th century authors (selection)
- Ildefons von Arx (1755–1833) monk and historian
- Kasimir Walchner (1773–1837) historian and lawyer
- Carl von Rotteck (1775–1840) political scientist and historian
- Bernhard Baader (1790–1859) collector of Baden legends
- Heinrich Schreiber (1793–1872) Professor at the University of Freiburg and the first important local historian
- Joseph Bader (1805–1883) archivist and historian
- Albert Abbreviation (1811–1884) pastor and local researcher
- Johann Baptist Trenkle (1826–1891) archivist and historian
- Heinrich Roth von Schreckenstein (1823–1894) archivist and historian
- Lucian Reich (1817–1900) painter and writer
- Franz Xaver Kraus (1840–1901) art and church historian
- Friedrich von Weech (1837–1905) archivist and historian
- Fridrich Pfaff (1855–1917) historian, Germanist and librarian
- Marc Rosenberg (1852–1930) art historian and collector
20th century authors (selection)
- Max Wingenroth (1872–1922) art historian
- Georg Kraft (1894–1944) prehistoric
- Jakob Ebner (1873–1960) pastor and local researcher
- Otto Feger (1905–1968) archivist and historian
- Joseph Schlippe (1885–1970) architect and town planner
- Friedrich Wielandt (1906–1996) numismatist
- Ingeborg Krummer-Schroth (1911–1998) art historian
- Robert Feger (1918–1987) Classical philologist, librarian and local history researcher
- Berent Schwineköper (1912–1993) archivist and historian
- Hermann Brommer (1926–2012) teacher and art historian
- Albert Schlageter (1927–1999) teacher and local and mining researcher
- Hugo Ott (* 1931) historian
- Ulrich P. Ecker (* 1951) archivist and head of the Freiburg City Archives
literature
- Berent Schwineköper : The magazines of the two Freiburg historical associations. For the companion of the 100th volume of the magazine of the Breisgau history association (Schau-ins-Land) In: magazine of the Breisgau history association "Schau-ins-Land" , volume 100 (1981), pp. V-XIII.
