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Heimat-Echo. Ausg. für Bramfeld, Steilshoop u. Barmbek-Nord

Hamburg : Verl.-Ges. Hanse 1968-1977

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ZDB-ID

290800-1  

Title

Heimat-Echo

Subseries

Ausg. für Bramfeld, Steilshoop u. Barmbek-Nord

Published

Hamburg : Verl.-Ges. Hanse

Publication history

1.1968 - 2.1969,6; 13.1969,7 - 21.1977,6; damit Ersch. eingest.

Notes

Sachl. Bennenung d. UR anfangs: Ausg. für Bramfeld

Place(s) of distribution

Hamburg  ;  Hamburg-Bramfeld  ;  Hamburg-Steilshoop  ;  Hamburg-Barmbek 

Standard numbers

OCLC number: 1371226673

Subject indexing

DDC subject groups: 070 News media, journalism & publishing 

Manifestation

Newspaper

Language

German 

Country of publication

Germany, Federal Republic of and Germany since 1990-10-03 

Media type

Print

Preservation and archiving

Committed to retain ; Authorization:  Deposition copy Hamburg ; Institution:  Hamburg SUB 

IDN

011793716

Last Change

07-08-23

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Frankfurt/M DNB
Link to library information[HES, DE-101b]
Holdings
Shelfmark
D Zt 999a
Holdings
Jg. 1. 1968, Nr. 2 ff.
Interlibrary loan
yes, paper copy only
Hamburg SUB
Link to library information[HAM, DE-18]
Holdings
Shelfmark
D 472: Br
Location
SUB
Holdings
1.1968 - 21.1977
[Für die Benutzung gesperrt]
Interlibrary loan
no
Shelfmark
FC 1000: Br
Location
SUB
Holdings
1.1968,Febr. - 21.1977,31.März
[2. Ex. - Mikrofilm-Ausg.]
Interlibrary loan
yes, copy and loan
Shelfmark
FCm 1000: Br
Location
SUB
Holdings
1.1968,Febr. - 21.1977,31.März
[Mikrofilm-Master. - Für die Benutzung gesperrt]
Interlibrary loan
no