Karfunkel magazine
The Karfunkel magazine deals with all aspects of history, with a focus on the Middle Ages. Although there are frequent detours into modern times and antiquity, the issues revolve around cultural, religious, social, event, everyday, regional, urban and economic history as well as castle research, biographies, heraldry, archaeology, art history and much more.
Special issues were also published on certain topics. But all Karfunkel magazines also focus on what is known as “living history”: Clubs, actors craftsmen and traders, re-enactment, patterns, recipes, concerts, workshops, knight tournaments and, of course, a wealth of events.
Cover story:
- Vasco da Gama - The sea route to globalization
Also:
- Portrait: The Bronze Age Bavaria Museum in Kranzberg
- 1000 years (approx. 1 millennium) of Brauweiler Abbey
- World Heritage Sites of the Vikings in Scandinavia
- Kon-Tiki: Museum for a modern explorer in Oslo
- 1225: Cruel attack on Hohlweg: Archbishop Engelbert I of Cologne brutally beaten to death!
- The Magdeburg Centuries
- 1350 years ago (approx. 1.35 millennia): Poppo, the petty king of the Frisians, is born
- 400 years ago (approx. 4 centuries): Foundation of the Hamburg slave fund
- From the kitchen: A dish from a goose
- 700 years ago (approx. 0.7 millennia): The War of the Four Lords
- Kundt and knowledge: On the 1100th anniversary (approx. 1.1 millennia) of the death of Edward of Wessex
- Maximilian I: The Diet of Worms in 1495
- Mythical creature: The Manticore
- At a glance: Ghosts
- Reading desk, diary etc.
With poster “World map from 1570 - Typus Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius”
Scope: 100 pages (approx. 39.37 inches)
Language: German
Scope of delivery: 1x Karfunkel magazine
