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Micky Maus Zeitung

Country

Switzerland

Publisher

Schweizer Bollmann Verlag

Format

8 pages

Status

Cancelled: 1936 to 1937

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This page was last updated 30 September 2006

The only major European country that did not have its Disney magazine before the war was obviously Germany. Hitler had come to power in January 1933. But there was, nonetheless, a Disney magazine in German published in Switzerland. Micky Maus Zeitung was born thanks to publisher Bollmann from Zurich, in December 1936 (when its issue 0 was released) and lived till September 1937 (issue number 18).

The Swiss Micky Maus Zeitung was published by Schweizer Bollmann Verlag. All 18 issues contained 8 pages each, which were partly printed in four colors. The size of the newspaper was 2 times the size of the standard Micky Maus magazine. There's even a naming contest for the characters included in the zeitung. Mickey, Minnie and Pluto are fixed and Pete is called "Peter Hinkebein"!

Displayed on the left is issue 13 from 1937.

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