Talk:Simplicissimus

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If publication ceased in 1944, what is the origin of this cover, dated 1962? Drutt 08:34, 20 April 2007 (UTC)


 * I checked the Harvard library records, and here is what they say:

Published : 1. Jahrg., Nr. 1 (4. Apr. 1896)-49. Jahrg., Nr. 37 (13. Sept. 1944); Oct. 1954-3. June 1967. Published : München : [A. Langen], 1896-1967.

Frequency notes : 	Weekly 1896-1963 Frequency notes : 	Biweekly 1964-1967 Suspended Sept. 1944?-Sept. 1954.   Jahrg. 3, Nr. 31-32 suppressed.


 * So it seems that publication did cease in 1944, but started again in 1954. I'll correct the article. Thanks for noticing this.  --Macrakis 16:13, 20 April 2007 (UTC)

What Does Hitler Look Like?
This was published in the photo section of Becoming Hitler: The Making of a Nazi by Thomas Weber, who credits Simplicissimus. I don't want to put the image up myself unless and until I'm certain that it meets Wikipedia's licensing criteria, savvy? In any case, Simplicissimus is a gold mine...! kencf0618 (talk) 22:00, 7 May 2022 (UTC)

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 * Erich Schilling – Die Konkurrenz (The competitors, caricature of Stalin, devil) Simplicissimus 20 May 1943 Satirical cartoon No known copyright (low-res).jpg
 * Erich Schilling – Wer liefert wem? (Who supplies whom? caricatures of Stalin, Roosevelt, Churchill) Simplicissimus No. 5 Feb. 1943 Satirical cartoon No known copyright (low-res).jpg

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 * Erich Schilling – Der Straßburger Sender "Nicht entgiftet wird die Atmosphäre, sondern vergiftet!" (The Strasbourg Station) Simplicissimus No. 32 5.11.1933 Satirical cartoon No known copyright (low-res).jpg (discussion)
 * Erich Schilling – Die Ost-China-Bahn, Ex oriente lux? (The East China railway, skeleton with torch on locomotive) Simplicissimus -25 Sept. 16 1934 Satirical cartoon No known copyright (low-res).jpg (discussion)
 * Erich Schilling – Greuel-Lügen, Die trojanische Ente ('Abomination lies') Simplicissimus August 1933 Satirical cartoon No known copyright.jpg (discussion)