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Offline lgolden

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Newspaper operations in Weimar-era Munich
« on: August 11, 2012, 01:52 PM »
All right all you fellow history buffs, I've got a big challenge for you!

I'm currently awaiting first pass pages for my debut and am trying to use the down-time constructively by working on my next book. But I have hit a bit of a road block in the research department. I need to find some resources (primary would be AWESOME!) discussing newspaper operations in Weimar-era Munich. I suppose anywhere in Germany during that time would be fine, but Munich-based papers would be beyond great. I'm trying to find out if young boys (12&up) played any roles in newspaper operations during this time--either in the printing of the paper or as a newsboy, etc. I have discovered a couple of references to newsboys, but I'd really like to back those references up further as this would be a large plot point in the story. If any of you could point me in the right direction, I would be ever so grateful. Google and book searches have been well exhausted on my end. Thank you so very  much! 
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Re: Newspaper operations in Weimar-era Munich
« Reply #1 on: August 11, 2012, 08:14 PM »
Marissa,

I do realize this should've been posted in the "RESEARCH" category. I apologize for the trouble in moving it.  :embarrassed2 I promise to be more aware of where I'm posting next time.
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