Ullstein & Co. à Berlin - Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung - 47 magasines - 1914

The "Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung" was a highly influential German illustrated magazine, first published in 1892 by Ullstein & Co. in Berlin. Known for its extensive photojournalism and coverage of current events, culture, and society, it played a prominent role in shaping public opinion and modern magazine journalism in Germany during the early 20th century. The issues from 1914 provide a fascinating glimpse into the year that marked the beginning of World War I, capturing the social atmosphere, political developments, and visual documentation of that turbulent time. Collecting a complete or near-complete run from this pivotal year holds significant historical value for enthusiasts of media history, German studies, and early photography in print. These magazines are notable for their high-quality images as well as their detailed reports and features that bring the era's zeitgeist to life through the lens of contemporary journalism.