Magazine for Politics—Art—Economics
Die Weltbühne returns: the capital city review for discerning readers. The legendary magazine of the imperial era and the Weimar years — cheeky and sharp, anti-authoritarian and anti-militarist, entertaining yet polemical. Even today and going forward: a thorn in the side of a petty-minded zeitgeist obsessed with defense budgets and counting the years to the next war. Against hypocrisy, self-censorship, and opportunism. For the Republic, dissent, and critique.
Contents
Else Eisner Dear Mister Jacobsohn!p.4
Jochen Schmidt Fishing for Plankton in Marzahnp.6
Isabelle Rogge The South Did Thatp.11
Luca Di Blasi The apocalyptic riderp.17
Slavoj Žižek Wild Things in the Middle Eastp.22
Zuher Jazmati Queers for Hamas!p.28
P.L.O. Lumumba „Africa must finally wake up.“p.31
Wolfgang Münchau Europe’s humiliation over Ukrainep.36
Haytham El-Wardany In Spring Ruinsp.41
and further contributions