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

Per Leo The Stammering of Cabinet Politicsp. 4

Florian Meinel „The team spirit is great!”p. 11

Helena Hass LEGO-WARSp. 19

Andrea Rea Arežina Poppy Seed on Sewing Threadp. 24

Tahir Chaudhry The Garage Myth and the Palantir Trapp. 26

Árpád Szakolczai Hungary and its electionsp. 32

Jochen Schmidt How I Got Dissed at the Bakery.p. 36

Egon Friedell How I Came by Firewoodp. 40

Diana Kruzman Ukraine Has a Plan to Build Back Betterp. 42

Frank Willmann On the way to Arkan. Part Twop. 47

Louisa Schneider Revolutionary Power & the Demise of Mythsp. 53