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== History == | == History == | ||
In 1956 [[LEGO Spielwaren GmbH]] was establisbed in [[Wikipedia:Hohenwestedt|Hohenwestedt]], West Germany. It was the first LEGO company established outside of Denmark. Three years later the German office created a newsletter to act as a link between the LEGO Company and German LEGO fans. The eight-page publication was titled ''Lego-Post''. It was first published in September 1959 and only lasted through 1960.<ref name="blocks"/> | In 1956 [[LEGO Spielwaren GmbH]] was establisbed in [[Wikipedia:Hohenwestedt|Hohenwestedt]], West Germany. It was the first LEGO company established outside of Denmark. Three years later the German office created a newsletter to act as a link between the LEGO Company and German LEGO fans. The eight-page publication was titled ''Lego-Post''. It was first published in September 1959 and only lasted through 1960.<ref name="blocks"/> | ||
Each issue was written and edited by Helmut Bittner and illustrated by Heinz-Georg Hornig. Page 7 included a comic by Bittner and Hornig, "Die Erlebnisse der LEGO-Kinder" (The Experiences of the LEGO Children). | |||
== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
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! Cover !! Details | |||
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| [[File:LEGO Post Nr1 p1.jpg|100px]] || {{abbr|Nr.|Nummer}} 1, September 1959<br/>The first issue | |||
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| || {{abbr|Nr.|Nummer}} 2, November 1959<br/>Info here | |||
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| || {{abbr|Nr.|Nummer}} 3, January 1960<br/>Info here | |||
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| || {{abbr|Nr.|Nummer}} 4, March 1960<br/>Info here | |||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 07:11, 22 July 2024
 First issue, September 1959 | |
| Editor | Helmut Bittner |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Bi-monthy |
| First issue | September 1959 |
| Final issue Number | March 1960 Nr. 4 |
| Company | LEGO Spielwaren GmbH |
| Country | West Germany |
| Language | German |
LEGO Post (stylised as LEGO-POST) was a German LEGO magazine published in 1959 and 1960.[1]
History
In 1956 LEGO Spielwaren GmbH was establisbed in Hohenwestedt, West Germany. It was the first LEGO company established outside of Denmark. Three years later the German office created a newsletter to act as a link between the LEGO Company and German LEGO fans. The eight-page publication was titled Lego-Post. It was first published in September 1959 and only lasted through 1960.[1]
Each issue was written and edited by Helmut Bittner and illustrated by Heinz-Georg Hornig. Page 7 included a comic by Bittner and Hornig, "Die Erlebnisse der LEGO-Kinder" (The Experiences of the LEGO Children).
Issues
| Cover | Details |
|---|---|
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Nr. 1, September 1959 The first issue |
| Nr. 2, November 1959 Info here | |
| Nr. 3, January 1960 Info here | |
| Nr. 4, March 1960 Info here |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Konstanski, Daniel (February 2019). "The Birth of LEGO Clubs". Blocks. No. 52. Blockhead Media Ltd. p. 42. Web copy: "What was the first ever LEGO magazine?". July 16, 2021. Archived from the original on 8 May 2024.
