Assortment of 14 letters from politics and economy

Description: Assortment of 14 letters from politics and economy The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Article detailsCollection of 14 letters from politics and business to the publisher Wolf Jobst Siedler. Letters and cards around the 60th century Settler's birthday in 1986. [Siedler, Wolf Jobst / Siedler Verlag Berlin. -] - Berlin. 1986. Different formats. approx. 25 pp. Original letters and cards, typewritten and handwritten, with dates and handwritten signatures. Well preserved. -----OUR AUTUMN PROMOTION WITH UP TO 30% DISCOUNT ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK----- Language: German Order number: 7971C Remarks: The bundle contains a total of 14 letters from politics and business to the publisher Wolf Jobst Siedler, who was important for the old Federal Republic. Siedler had worked as a conservative-critical journalist, essayist and publisher in West Berlin since the early 1960s. In particular, his publishing work at Siedler Verlag made him an important contemporary for many people in the Federal Republic of Germany. In January 1986 the publisher celebrated its 60th birthday. Birthday, with tributes in Allen important media from the West German public. The present collection includes longer letters and cards to the publisher, relevant to the politics of the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin. Included are letters from Walther Leisler Kiep, Hartmut Jäckel, Walter Wallmann, Hans-Jochen Vogel, Dietrich Stobbe, Oscar Schneider, Horst Schirmer, the Federal Chancellor Adenauer House Foundation, Friedhelm Ost, Anke Martiny, Sieghardt von Köckritz, Wilhelm A. Kewenig, Claus -Jürgen Duisberg and Otto Esser. The letters usually last one page, sometimes 2-3 pages. They go well beyond the occasion of the anniversary; private and professional ties become apparent here. The deep admiration that the publisher experienced in (and not only) conservative milieus in the old Federal Republic of Germany is also visible here. Walter Wallmann (Mayor of Frankfurt am Main) already wrote: "Your essays, dear Mr. Siedler, but also your publishing work in recent years have contributed a lot to the fact that there is again something like a conservatism in the intellectual world in Germany [... ]". Hans-Jochen Vogel, then chairman of the SPD parliamentary group, also praised Siedler for "the important contribution that you have recently made as a successful publisher to the cultural development of our people." Dietrich Stobbe (Member of the Bundestag) put it briefly in his letter: "You are a magnificent Berliner, dear Mr. Siedler." The SPD politician Anke Martiny wrote in her handwritten two-page letter: "I learned a lot from you during the months of the Berlin election campaign and particularly appreciated the witty charm of your interactions during this difficult time for me, for which I am grateful [...] ". In his two-page letter, the Ministerial Director (Federal Ministry of the Interior) Sieghardt von Köckritz went into fabulation when he wrote: "Your books and thoughts have had an impact. They called for reflection and reflection and to take future into account. You are a big one Stimulators like no other. [...] If times were as they are no longer, I would recommend to the Prussian King's Majesty to most graciously grant the Black Eagle, a good thing, to Mr. Settler on his feast day as a sign of gratitude, kindness and affection the Mark and a finely painted carriage. Unless you already have it. After all, the idea and the dream remain of what would actually be suitable for a person in whose heart classicism, modernity and progress permeate so friendly [...]". Otto Esser, then President of the Confederation of German Employers' Associations, remembers the settler speech for Ernst Jünger in 1982 in his shorter letter and writes: "They gave it the title 'Deciphering the Signs'. It seems to me that their efforts have nothing else to do with anything else." Very interesting collection (unique) with insights into the history of a publisher and his diverse admirers in the Federal Republic! - - - DANGER! Due to its weight or size, this book can only be shipped as a PARCEL. (Please enquire about postage costs abroad.) / ATTENTION! Due to its weight or size this book can only be sent as a PARCEL. Keywords: Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia, 80s, autographs, Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, letters, books, Germany, history, conservatism, politics, politicians, Prussia, publishing, publishers, West Berlin VAT)Free shipping within GermanyMore imagesItem listed with the w+h GmbH eBay service Data and images powered by Book lover (2024-11-02)Berlin. 1986. Different formats. approx. 25 pp. Original letters and cards, typewritten and handwritten, with dates and handwritten signatures. Well preserved. -----OUR AUTUMN PROMOTION WITH UP TO 30% DISCOUNT ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK----- Language: GermanOrder number: 7971CRemarks: The bundle contains a total of 14 letters from politics and business to the publisher Wolf Jobst Siedler, who was important for the old Federal Republic. Siedler had worked as a conservative-critical journalist, essayist and publisher in West Berlin since the early 1960s. In particular, his publishing work at Siedler Verlag made him an important contemporary for many people in the Federal Republic of Germany. In January 1986 the publisher celebrated its 60th birthday. Birthday, with tributes in Allen important media Verlag Berlin. 1986 Autor Unbekannt Publikationsname Konvolut von 14 Schreiben aus Politik und Wirtschaft an den Verl Sprache Deutsch Format Verschiedene Formate. ca. 25 S. Original-Briefe und Karten, masch Produktart 000

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