Haase Forlag

Haase Forlag (officially Haase Bogproduktion A/S) is a Danish book publisher based in Copenhagen whose history can be traced back to 1877. It is best known for publishing school and textbooks as well as non-fiction. The company began when Gyldendal sold its bookshop in Klareboderne to its then managers, Daniel Emil Lehmann and Carl Sechmann Stage. Soon Lehmann & Stage also offered book publications, primarily commission writings and school books, such as Kr. Mikkelsen's Dansk Sproglære from 1894. In 1896 Lehmann & Stage received hymn books on commission for Det Kongelige Vajsenhus and Bibles for Det Danske Bibelselskab. Production and sale of hymn books and Bibles in Denmark continued until the beginning of the 1980s. The following year the publisher moved to Løvstræde 8, where it is still located. In 1911 Poul Peter Melbye Haase, who had been employed since 1884, became co-owner of the firm. Ten years later his son Ejnar Haase was admitted as a partner, which changed the company name to P. Haase & Søn. During Ejnar Haase's time the publishing business expanded to include many literary fiction publications. The publishing house was continued in 1959 by Ejnar Haase's son Niels Jørgen Haase. The bookshop function was sold off in 1993, as the company's management concentrated on publishing. Three years later the fourth generation, Michael Haase, took over management and in 2003 became sole owner. In 2021 the publisher was taken over by Lindhardt & Ringhof. Until then Haase Forlag had its seat in Løvstræde, Copenhagen. The teaching system Tre Religioner won the teaching material prize in 2008 after five years of development work. The publication Barrison-feberen by Hans Henrik Appel was declared Historical Book of the Year for 2020.

The publishing business began in 1877 when Gyldendal sold its bookshop in Klareboderne to its then managers, Daniel Emil Lehmann and Carl Sechmann Stage. Soon Lehmann & Stage also offered book publications, primarily commission writings and school books, such as Kr. Mikkelsen's Dansk Sproglære from 1894. In 1896 Lehmann & Stage received hymn books on commission for Det Kongelige Vajsenhus and Bibles for Det Danske Bibelselskab. Production and sale of hymn books and Bibles in Denmark continued until the beginning of the 1980s. The following year the publisher moved to Løvstræde 8, where it is still located. In 1911 Poul Peter Melbye Haase, who had been employed since 1884, became co-owner of the firm. Ten years later his son Ejnar Haase was admitted as a partner, which changed the company name to P. Haase & Søn. During Ejnar Haase's time the publishing business expanded to include many literary fiction publications. The publishing house was continued in 1959 by Ejnar Haase's son Niels Jørgen Haase. The bookshop function was sold off in 1993, as the company's management concentrated on publishing. Three years later the fourth generation, Michael Haase, took over management and in 2003 became sole owner. In 2021 the publisher was taken over by Lindhardt & Ringhof. Until then Haase Forlag had its seat in Løvstræde, Copenhagen.

• 2021

  The publisher is taken over by Lindhardt & Ringhof.

• 2020

  Barrison-feberen by Hans Henrik Appel is declared Historical Book of the Year.

• 2008

  The teaching system Tre Religioner wins the teaching material prize after five years of development work.

• 2003

  Michael Haase becomes sole owner.

• 1996

  Michael Haase, fourth generation, takes over management.

• 1993

  The bookshop function is sold off.

• 1959

  Niels Jørgen Haase continues the publishing house.

• 1921

  Ejnar Haase is admitted as a partner; the company name changes to P. Haase & Søn.

• 1911

  Poul Peter Melbye Haase becomes co-owner of the firm.

• 1897

  The publisher moves to Løvstræde 8, where it is still located.

• 1896

  Lehmann & Stage receives hymn books on commission for Det Kongelige Vajsenhus and Bibles for Det Danske Bibelselskab.

• 1894

  Publication of Kr. Mikkelsen's Dansk Sproglære.

• 1877

  Gyldendal sells its bookshop in Klareboderne to Daniel Emil Lehmann and Carl Sechmann Stage, marking the beginning of the publishing business.

Danish publisher specializing in educational and non-fiction literature, with a long tradition of hymn books and Bibles.

• Tre Religioner

  Teaching system that won the teaching material prize in 2008 after five years of development work.

• Barrison-feberen

  Publication by Hans Henrik Appel, declared Historical Book of the Year for 2020.

• Dansk Sproglære

  School book by Kr. Mikkelsen published in 1894.

1. 1Haase & Søns Forlag - Wikipediada.wikipedia.org
2. 2Haase Forlag - Wikidatawikidata.org