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:
- Burials in the Middle Ages and early modern times
Also:
- UNESCO World Heritage Site Lorsch Abbey in Hesse: On the consecration of the monastery church 1250 years ago
- The Wallenstein Festival in Altdorf near Nuremberg
- Roman and Germanic Days at the Varus Battle Museum Kalkriese
- 2025, the Holy Year - What is it?
- Myth of Frankenstein - An Anglo-Bavarian patchwork
- Mythical creatures in the Middle Ages: forest spirits
- Kundt and knowledge: Manuel II of Byzantium on the 600th anniversary of his death
- William Marshall, the “best of knights”
- The end of the tipper and wipper era
- When dreams turn to ashes and iron
- The cooked-up husband - Individual fates with a heartache guarantee
- Art for a new age - Caspar David Friedrich
- At a glance: Cookies
- From the kitchen: chicken in a pastry coat
With special supplement:
Poster The “Annunciation” from the Duke of Berry's Book of Hours, 1411
Scope: 100 pages (approximately 39.37 inches)
Language: German
Scope of delivery: 1x Karfunkel magazine
