6 January 1929 
13 January 1929 
20 January 1929 
27 January 1929 
3. February 1929 
10. February 1929 
17. February 1929 
24. February 1929 
March 3, 1929 
March 10, 1929 
March 17, 1929 
March 24, 1929 
March 31, 1929 
7 April 1929 
14 April 1929 
21 April 1929 
28 April 1929 
5 May 1929 
12 May 1929 
19 May 1929 
26 May 1929 
June 2, 1929 
June 9, 1929 
June 16, 1929 
June 23, 1929 
June 30, 1929 
July 7, 1929 
July 14, 1929 
July 21, 1929 
July 28, 1929 
August 4, 1929 
August 11, 1929 
August 18, 1929 
August 25, 1929 
September 1, 1929 
September 8, 1929 
September 15, 1929 
September 22, 1929 
September 29, 1929 
6 October 1929 
13 October 1929 
20 October 1929 
27 October 1929 
3 November 1929 
10 November 1929 
17 November 1929 
24 November 1929 
1 December 1929 
8 December 1929 
15 December 1929 
22 December 1929 
29 December 1929
Small chronicle to put the editorials in the historical context
January 1: The in Munich launched Ethnic observers appears for the first time as Berliner Output.
11. February: The state of the Vatican City (Stato della Citta del Vaticano) is after the Lateran Pacts an independent state.
March 4: Inauguration of Herbert Hoover as the 31st U.S. President. He solves Calvin Coolidge .
7. March: Blood night of Woehrden: In a collision between NSDAP and KPD three people are killed.
1st-3rd May: On the so-called Bloody May In civil unrest and tough police action in Berlin, 33 civilians are killed and numerous demonstrators and bystanders injured.
14. June: concordat zwischen dem Holy See and Prussia
August 1: Prussian law for the municipal reorganization of the Rhenish-Westphalian industrial area. The cities Food and Dortmund get generous territory growth. From the cities Elberfeld and Barmen the new city district is created Barmen-Elberfeld, 1930 in Wuppertal is renamed. Duisburg and hamborn unite to form the new city district Duisburg-Hamborn, As early as July 29, 1929, the city districts became Oberhausen, easter field and Sterrade the new city of Oberhausen was formed.
August 24: The two-day Hebron massacre costs 67 lives and leads to the eviction of all Jews from the City, They lose everything they can’t carry.
September 24: The Soviet Government decreed by decreethat from October 1st a Week to be introduced for five days. After four working days there is a rest day, Saturday and Sunday are abolished. This should increase productivity and the conventional one revolutionary calendar system be replaced.
October 3: King Alexander I lets the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in during a state crisis Jugoslawien rename.
24. October: Black Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange, beginning of Great Depression
25. October: Black Friday
December 10: This happens in Germany opium Act (Forerunner of Narcotics Act) in force - since then enjoyment and possession of Cannabis forbidden.
December 22: The one initiated by right-wing groups Referendum against the Young Plan fails.