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Friedrich Reinhardt Verlag

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A Swiss publishing house with Christian origins, now publishing books, regional newspapers, and magazines.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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The Friedrich Reinhardt Verlag has a Christian origin. Over the years, the publishing program has been expanded and focused, adding art books, periodicals, works about Basel, and successful hiking series. Recently, a crime series has been added. The program also includes regional newspapers, magazines, and illustrated periodicals. Since January, the Binninger Wochenblatt has become part of the publishing house, making it the sixth newspaper published under Friedrich Reinhardt AG.

History

The Friedrich Reinhardt Verlag has a Christian origin. In recent years, the publishing program has been expanded and focused. Besides art books and periodical titles, works about Basel and successful hiking series have been added. For some years, the program has also been enriched by a crime series. Further focuses of publishing activity are regional newspapers, magazines, and illustrated periodicals. Since January, the Binninger Wochenblatt belongs to the publishing house, making it the sixth newspaper published under Friedrich Reinhardt AG. The Cratander AG, founded as a printing company in 1888 and taken over by Friedrich Reinhardt AG 111 years later, publishes the weekly 'Birsigtal-Bote'. The LV Lokalzeitungen Verlags AG was acquired by Friedrich Reinhardt AG on May 1, 2010, from Basler Zeitung Medien (BZM). Under the roof of the Riehener Zeitung AG, the 'Riehener Zeitung' (RZ) is published.

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