Heinz-Ulrich Wieselmann

author

German^[1] b. 16 April 1913, Berlin^[1] d. 7 May 1970^[1] active 1938–1970

Heinz-Ulrich Wieselmann was a prominent German automotive journalist. He began his career at the age of 25 with the AAZ (Allgemeine Automobil Zeitung). From 1950 to 1970, he served as the editor-in-chief of the magazine 'auto motor und sport' and the quarterly publication 'Motor-Revue'. He is notably recognized for coining the term 'Erlkönig' in the context of automobiles. His work often intersected with automotive photography and history, including collaborations on publications like 'Rennfahrer' (1961).^[1,2]

automotive journalism
motor sports
car culture

Books

Rennfahrer
Benno Müller

€48.00

Works by Heinz-Ulrich Wieselmann

1961 Rennfahrer Motor-Presse-Verlag · book · German Contains photographs by Benno Müller.
1969 Als gäbe es kein Morgen. Vom 1. Grand Prix bis Fangio. Die großen Rennen auf klassischen Wagen Motorbuch-Verlag · book · German
1948 Pedro. Gedanken eines Hundes Klasing · book · German Includes 20 photographs by the author.
1948 Unsterbliches Berlin Klasing · book · German
1947 Um den Großen Preis Klasing · book · German

Exhibitions

2009 Prototyp Hamburger Automuseum, Hamburg · group

References

Wikipedia link
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