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Volk und Reich Verlag

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A German publishing house active in the early-to-mid 20th century, known for books on history, politics, and geography with a nationalist and National Socialist orientation.

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Overview

Volk und Reich Verlag was a German publishing house whose output is documented in library catalogs such as Open Library, which lists 162 works and 6 ebooks under its imprint. The publisher was active during the early-to-mid 20th century, with a publishing history that spans the interwar and World War II periods. Its catalog reflects a strong focus on history, politics, and geography, including subjects such as Germans, World War I and World War II, Nazi propaganda, national socialism, territorial questions, and boundaries. The publisher's name, translating roughly to 'People and Reich Publishing House,' signals its alignment with nationalist and völkisch themes. Among the authors most published by the house are Friedrich Heiss, Karl C. von Loesch, Heinz Kloss, and Fritzi Mally. The books often dealt with places such as Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Gdańsk, Bohemia, Moravia, and the Sudetenland, as well as broader European and colonial contexts. The publisher is now defunct, and its legacy is primarily accessible through library records and archival collections. No official website or corporate successor is known; the Open Library publisher page serves as a bibliographic reference.

History

Volk und Reich Verlag was a German publishing house active during the early-to-mid 20th century. Its publishing history, as charted by Open Library, shows editions published over a period that includes the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. The publisher's catalog is dominated by works on German history, politics, and geography, often with a nationalist and National Socialist perspective. Subjects include Nazi propaganda, national socialism, territorial questions, and boundaries, reflecting the political climate of the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich. The house published authors such as Friedrich Heiss, Karl C. von Loesch, Heinz Kloss, and Fritzi Mally, who wrote on themes of German ethnicity, settlement, and territorial claims. Many books dealt with regions such as Poland, Czechoslovakia, Gdańsk, Bohemia, Moravia, and the Sudetenland, as well as broader European and colonial contexts. The publisher also issued pictorial works and travel accounts. After World War II, the publisher ceased operations, and its output is now primarily accessible through library and archival collections. No corporate successor or official website is known; the Open Library publisher page serves as a bibliographic reference.

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Nationalist and National Socialist-oriented publishing house specializing in history, politics, and geography.

Product categories. Books · Pamphlets · Pictorial works

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