Английская Википедия:Der Weg (magazine)

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox magazine Der Weg (German: The Way) was a far right monthly magazine which was published in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the period 1947–1957. Its subtitle was Monatshefte zur Kulturpflege und zum Aufbau (German: Monthly Bulletin for Cultivation and Building Up).[1]

History and profile

Der Weg was launched in Buenos Aires as a monthly magazine in 1947.[2] The founding publishing company was Dürer Verlag which was owned by Eberhard Fritsch who also edited Der Weg.[3][4] Over time it became a radical right-wing magazine and functioned as a forum for the advocates of the national-socialist, fascist and conservative philosophies.[2] The goal was to revive national socialism.[4] The contributors of the magazine which enjoyed the privileges granted by Argentine President Juan Perón included well-known far right figures who were either former Nazi officials or were from other countries such as Per Engdahl, Helmut Sündermann, Johann von Leers, Hans-Ulrich Rudel, Peter Kleist, Anton Zischka Hans Fritzsche, Hans W. Hagen and Maurice Bardèche.[5][6] The magazine also featured messages of Haj Amin al-Husseini, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, and was the major media outlet for holocaust deniers.[5][7]

There were many correspondents of Der Weg which at its peak, had an international circulation of 25,000 copies.[2] It was distributed not only in South America, but also in Germany and Austria where it reached the former National Socialists.[6] The magazine went bankrupt and folded in 1957.[2] One of the reasons for its shutdown was the end of Juan Perón's presidency in 1955.[6]

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