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Informationen zum Autor Leopold Schwarzschild (1891-1950) was a German Jewish journalist who made his reputation between the Wars. He was the editor of the magazine Das Tage-Buch (TB)! which was published in Berlin between 1920 and 1933. After fleeing to Paris! Schwarzchild published Das Neue Tage-Buch! one of the most widely read and influential weeklies during the runup to World War II. His books include Primer of the Coming World and The Red Prussian: The Life and Legend of Karl Marx. Few figures of interwar Germany were as influential as Leopold Schwarzschild, the brilliant editor of the liberal magazine 'Das Tage-Buch'. He became famous for his perceptive political analyses and critique of the economic policies of successive governments in the twilight of Germany's first experiment with democracy. Zusammenfassung Few figures of interwar Germany were as influential as Leopold Schwarzschild, the brilliant editor of the liberal magazine 'Das Tage-Buch'. He became famous for his perceptive political analyses and critique of the economic policies of successive governments in the twilight of Germany's first experiment with democracy. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Articles from Das Tage-Buch Articles from Das Neue Tage-Buch Historical Appendix Index
