Hautpmann Hoecker/Rittmeister Ompteda - Liller Kriegszeitung - Eine Auslese aus Nummer 1-40 Erster Weltkrieg - 1915
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First World War for the German troops on the Western Front in France
Liller War Newspaper - a selection from issues 1-40
294 pages, illustrated, linen-bound
Liller War Newspaper:
• Timeframe: It appeared from December 8, 1914 to September 27, 1918.
• Place: It was printed in the occupied French Lille for the troops of the German 6th Army.
• Scope: There were a total of 459 issues, published twice weekly.
• Circulation: The circulation reached up to 110,000 copies at times.
Content and special features
• Editorship: The editor-in-chief was the writer Paul Oskar Höcker.
• Staff: The newspaper was especially known for the drawings and caricatures by the artist Karl Arnold.
• Special issues: There were insertions such as the “War Leaflets” and special booklets like the “Lustige Büchel.”
The Liller War Newspaper balanced, as one of the best-known German front newspapers in the First World War, on a narrow line between entertaining home-front illusion and targeted military propaganda.
Seller's Story
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We offer a large selection of historical, political and military German magazines and books from this period
of the First World War, the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich and the Second World War.
First World War for the German troops on the Western Front in France
Liller War Newspaper - a selection from issues 1-40
294 pages, illustrated, linen-bound
Liller War Newspaper:
• Timeframe: It appeared from December 8, 1914 to September 27, 1918.
• Place: It was printed in the occupied French Lille for the troops of the German 6th Army.
• Scope: There were a total of 459 issues, published twice weekly.
• Circulation: The circulation reached up to 110,000 copies at times.
Content and special features
• Editorship: The editor-in-chief was the writer Paul Oskar Höcker.
• Staff: The newspaper was especially known for the drawings and caricatures by the artist Karl Arnold.
• Special issues: There were insertions such as the “War Leaflets” and special booklets like the “Lustige Büchel.”
The Liller War Newspaper balanced, as one of the best-known German front newspapers in the First World War, on a narrow line between entertaining home-front illusion and targeted military propaganda.
Seller's Story
Don't miss the weekly auctions.
Click on "Wartimeline" at the top left.
We offer a large selection of historical, political and military German magazines and books from this period
of the First World War, the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich and the Second World War.
Details
Number of books
1
Subject
History, Military
Book title
Liller Kriegszeitung - Eine Auslese aus Nummer 1-40 Erster Weltkrieg
Author/ Illustrator
Hautpmann Hoecker/Rittmeister Ompteda
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1915
Height
22 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
16 cm
Language
German
Original language
Yes
Number of pages
294
