Scherl publishing house

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Scherl publishing house was a major German media company and newspaper publisher that became influential in the early 20th century, particularly under the control of nationalist industrialist Alfred Hugenberg.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Scherl publishing house canonical 2
Scherl-Verlag 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf media company
publishing house
activeIn 20th century
controlledBy Alfred Hugenberg
country Germany
foundedInPeriod late 19th century
hasInfluenceIn German media landscape
German press
hasRole media conglomerate component
newspaper publisher
industry media
newspaper publishing
languageOfPublication German
locatedIn Berlin
mediaType magazines
newspapers
notableFor influence on public opinion in Germany
mass-circulation newspapers
notablePeriod early 20th century
owner Alfred Hugenberg
partOf Hugenberg media empire
linked to: Hugenberg-Konzern
politicalActivity support for nationalist causes
use in political propaganda by Alfred Hugenberg
politicalAlignment nationalist
significance important component of conservative-nationalist press in Germany
major German media company before and during Weimar Republic

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Alfred Hugenberg employer Scherl publishing house
Alfred Hugenberg owned Scherl publishing house
Hugenberg-Konzern hasPart Scherl-Verlag
linked to: Scherl publishing house