Wolfgang Krüger Verlag

The Krüger Verlag was founded in 1934 by Wolfgang Krüger in Berlin. It was expelled from Berlin in 1943 and relocated to Hamburg in 1945. In 1970, S. Fischer Verlag took over production and shares, and after Wolfgang Krüger's death, it was re-established as an independent publisher with its own program in 1976 in Frankfurt am Main. Today it offers a diverse program of popular, entertaining books.

The Krüger Verlag was founded in 1934 by Wolfgang Krüger in Berlin. Before the outbreak of World War II, he gathered German and international authors with their top works (including B. Traven and C. S. Forester). In 1943, expelled from Berlin, the publisher and publisher came to Hamburg in 1945, where the company started anew from nothing and was built in the 50s and 60s into a 'mediator of valuable entertainment literature' (Börsenblatt 1961). In 1970, S. Fischer Verlag took over production and shares of the publishing house and, after Wolfgang Krüger's death, re-founded it as an independent publisher with its own program in 1976 in Frankfurt am Main.

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