“From Budapest to Istanbul” now in Serbian translation
The title by Mihailo Popović about the Via Traiana is now available in Serbian translation. We’re very glad and wish our colleagues in Novi Sad success!
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Merry Christmas
We wish a blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
The last event of Eudora Publishers in 2017 took place in Bührnheim’s Literatursalon: Brigitte Richter, Holger Gemmer, and Ralf C. Müller talked about „Women and Friends around Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy“. Our heartfelt thanks to our hosts Dieter Bührnheim and Doreen … Continue reading →
BUCHBERLIN: Do we meet this weekend in the capital?
For the fourth time the capital is the host of BUCHBERLIN: In the midst of the turmoil of about 280 independent publishers and self-publishers from all over Germany, we from Eudora publishers are looking forward to meet you. Visit us … Continue reading →
On the search for beauty ….
From now on, we can again offer you the new nude-calendar by Günter Rössler for the year 2018 – pictures that proof the honest search of this master of nude-photography for beauty. Also this year there will be a limited … Continue reading →
Anniversary race day – 150 years of Leipzig racecourse Scheibenholz
September 16, 2017: The inhabitants of Leipzig celebrate on their racecourse Scheibenholz the 150th anniversary of its existence. Eudora-publishers takes part as well and offers its publications about the history of the city of Leipzig of that time: 150 years … Continue reading →
Go for the content!
With Eudora-LectureS, Eudora publishers offers contents of the works published in our house to all interested parties: You could engage our autores and editors to give lectures or read on certain topics, learn more about the publishing work in general, … Continue reading →
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100 years ago, …
… on August 14, 1917 Oskar Kunitzsch writes to his fiancée Klara: »Mein goldiger Liebling! Ich habe zwar schon einen Brief angefangen, aber da ich jetzt nicht fertig wurde, schreibe ich dir schnell diese Karte. Wie geht es dir, Mausi? … Continue reading →
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100 years ago, …
… it is over with the march on August 1st, 1917: »Die Voraussagung, die uns gleich am ersten Tage des Vormarsches gemacht wurde, daß wir nur bis zur Grenze kämen und nicht weiter, bewahrheitet sich! Wir sind tatsächlich am Ende. … Continue reading →
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100 years ago, …
… on July 21, 1917 Kunitzsch makes the following note into his diary: »In der Nacht blödsinnige Munitionsverschwendung des Russen. Unser Unterstand ist anscheinend eines seiner Ziele, vier Treffer erhalten wir.« Und für den 22. heißt es: »Wieder ein Sonntag! … Continue reading →