Verlagsmetropole Breslau 1800 - 1945
by Urszula Bonter, Detlef Haberland, Siegfried Lokatis, Patricia F. Blume
Written communicationPublishers and publishingCongressesHistoryIntellectual life
Until 1945, Breslau was a major publishing capital in the German-speaking world. Around 300 publishing houses were headquartered there, including major publishers, academic presses, local publishers, a large number of Jewish publishers, and even a few Nazi presses. This study presents the history of selected publishing houses based on extensive research in archival resources.
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