You are bidding on one signed postcard the theologian and historian Bruno Wilhelm (1892-1948), working as a teacher in Sarnen (Kt. Obwalden, Switzerland).

addressed to the writer and art critic Richard Braungart (1872-1936) in Munich.

Dated Sarnen, 27. December 1936.

Written in very beautiful calligraphic script; very legible.

Regards a consignment of modern engravings, bookplate catalogs and bibliophile societies . -- Richard Braungart was an honorary member of the German Exlibris Society.

Format: 10.4 x 14.7 cm.

On pretty thin paper.

Condition:Paper browned, with remains of glue. BPlease also note the pictures!

Internal note: FM 211024

About the recipient Richard Braungart (source: wikipedia) and Bruno Wilhelm (source: collegium Sarnen, wiki on the history of the Muri-Gries monastery):

Richard Braungart (* 19. February 1872 in Freising; † 20 February 1963 in Munich) was a German writer and art critic.

Career: Braungart was born the son of Richard Braungart, a professor of agriculture. After graduating from high school in Freising, he first studied law at the University of Munich for four years and then art, music and literature for another three years.

After his marriage and the birth of his first daughter, he accepted a position as an editor at the Munich newspaper in 1903, for which he worked for more than 30 years. In particular, theater and art reporting fell within Braungart's department. In addition, he was a regular contributor to various magazines, such as the magazine Die Kunst für Alle initiated by Friedrich Bruckmann, Westermann's monthly magazines, the Leipziger Illustrirten Zeitung and the Berlin-based magazine Exlibris. After the end of the war he became an art critic at the newly founded Münchner Merkur.

In addition to his editorial work, Braungart also appeared as an author. In addition to two volumes of poetry, he published a series of artist biographies, such as August Benziger, Wilhelm Busch, Julius Diez, Josse Goossens, Eduard von Grützner, Ludwig Hartmann, Georg Papperitz, Max Rabe, the three Schiestl brothers and Karl Walther, and a biography of the art collector Otto Krebs.

His specialty has always been commercial art and bookplates. His related works are considered the basic works of this art genre. Richard Braungart's own extensive bookplate collection is now owned by the Munich City Museum.

Braungart was close friends with the composer Max Reger, for whom he helped achieve a breakthrough, particularly in Munich. In 1906 Reger took over the sponsorship of Braungart's second daughter Maximiliane out of gratitude.

An intensive pen pal with Thomas Mann should also be emphasized.

Braungart was an honorary member of the Max Reger Institute and the German Exlibris Society.

Books by Richard Braungart

Modern German bookplate. 24 pages with many illustrations in the text and 6 single-color plates, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1909

Experienced and dreamed. poems. 140 pages, publisher: Österreichische Verlagsanstalt, Linz/Vienna/Leipzig, 1910

Spitzweg's bourgeois humor. With letters and anecdotes from the artist Publisher: H. Schmidt, Munich, 1917

Wilhelm Busch the laughing sage. 92 pages with approx. 80 illustrations, publisher: Hugo Schmidt, Munich, 1917

New German bookplate. 35 pages, 96 plates Publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1919

Julius Diez. 101 pages, 15 plates, 78 illustrations in the text. Publisher: D. & R. Bischoff, Munich, 1920

New German occasional graphics. second episode. 28 pages of text, 86 plates, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1921

100 German master bookplates. 100 bookplates laid out on plates, published by Arthur Wolf, Vienna, 1922

August Benziger, His Life and Work. 68 pages with 92 illustrations, publisher: F. Bruckmann, 1922

The modern German utility bookplate. 102 pages with 400 illustrations, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengel, Munich, 1922

The nude in a modern bookplate. 44 pages with numerous illustrations, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1922

German bookplates and other contemporary small prints. 104 pages with many illustrations, publisher: Hugo Schmidt, Munich, 1922

Hans Wilderman bookplate. 109 pages, 56 b/w drawings and illustrations, publisher: Gustav Bosse, Regensburg, 1922

Lady's bookplate. 40 pages with many illustrations, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1923

The three brothers Schiestl. 96 pages with many illustrations, publisher: Hugo Schmidt, Munich, 1923

New German nude bookplates. 168 pages, many illustrations, publisher: Franz Hanfstaengl, Munich, 1924

The Munich landscape and horse painter Ludwig Hartmann. 52 pages with 2 portraits, 6 colored and 40 black plates and 35 illustrations in the text, publisher: Bayerland, Munich, 1925

Josse Goossens (1876-1929). 50 pages of text with 15 text illustrations and 80 plates, publisher: W. Greven, Krefeld, 1925

The postage stamp as a reflection of the national character. on pages 917-922 in: Deutsches Volkstum 12/1929

Karl Walther - work and development of an impressionist. 16 pages and 80 full-page illustrations, publisher: Münchner Verlag, formerly F. Bruckmann-Verlag 1948

Friend Reger, memories of Max Reger (1873–1916). 48 pages, publisher: Gustav Bosse, Regensburg, 1949

Bruno (George) Wilhelm (* 17. March 1892 from Henhart, Austria; † 12 June 1948 in Basel), Dr. phil.

life dates

High school with the Benedictines of Volders and the Franciscans in Hall

Professed Benedictine Priory of Volders: 21. July 1911 until the dissolution after 1. world war

ordination to the priesthood: 25. October 1914

Teaching degree: Innsbruck, University 1919

History teacher at the Cistercian High School in Mehrerau: 1919-1923

Doctorate: Innsbruck, University 1920 (Dr. phil.)

Profession - carried over: 25. December 1924

offices

Teacher at Sarnen: 1923-1948

Librarian in Sarnen: 1930–1948 functions outside the monastery

Board of the Swiss History Teachers Association

Member of the German Society for Christian Art

Contributor to the Swiss Lexicon in 7 volumes at Encyclios-Verlag, Zurich. In the 1940s he worked out particular ecclesiastical and historical keywords. The encyclopedia was published between 1945 and 1948.

Member of the Historical Association of Obwalden

Relatives: Parents: Josef Wilhelm, Müller, and Maria Dachsegger; Siblings: Br. Felizian Wilhelm, OSB, Muri-Gries Monastery and Marie Wilhelm.

Biography: Fr. Bruno presented on the 21. In July 1911 he made his profession in Volders Priory near Innsbruck. He was ordained a priest in Brixen on 25. October 1914. Since Volders was soon given up, he worked for some time as a history teacher in Wettingen-Meerau. The transfer to Muri-Gries took place on 30. June 1922. Father Bruno came to Sarnen in 1923. The transmission of the vows took place on the 5th. December 1924 in Sarnen. As a doctor of history, he worked primarily as a history teacher, and from 1930 also a librarian. He also published numerous articles for the "Swiss Lexicon" and on the history of the Muri-Gries monastery (exact listing of the publications in Fr. Adelhelm Rast's list box). He was a collector (ex libris collection with approx. 17'000 copies). He died on the 12th. June 1948 in the St. Clara hospital in Basel and was buried in Sarnen.

factories

Abbot Jodok Singisen of Muri (1596-1644). On the third centenary of the second founder, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 6 (1944) 4, 97-102.

Muri-Gries Abbey, in: The Catholic Orders and Congregations in Switzerland, Immensee oJ

Adolf Pichler, in: Month-Rosen 4/1927, Issue 4, 118-136.

Anton Stockmann 1868-1940, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronicle 2 (1940), 135-137.

Arnold von Melchtal, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 39 (1939/40), issue 11/12, 680-685.

Arnold von Melchtal, in: Sunday newspaper of the Basler Nachrichten of 23. June 1940, 34. vintage, no. 25, 1-2.

Resurrection, in: Eastern Switzerland from 23. March 1940.

Survey of Antiquity, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and teaching from 1. March 1934, 20. vintage, no. 5. 1935, 230ff.

Catalogus of all former women Abbtissenen, 1937, StiAMG Sarnen, M.Cod. chart. 525.

From the life and work of the Benedictine order, in: Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 3. and 4. Aug 1925.

Baroque in Switzerland. Thoughts on the book of the same name by Oskar Eberle, Einsiedeln 1930, in: Vaterland from 23. January 1931, no. 20, 3 Sheet.

Bismarck's peace policy 1871-1890, separately reprinted from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 28. Volume 6, 1st Sep 1928.

Brother Klaus: The ideal Confederate, lecture at the Club Felix in Zurich from 4. April 1935.

Brother Klaus and the late Middle Ages, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 22 (1936) 6, 292-296.

Christ and Antichrist, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 40 (1940/41), 600-610.

Ascension Day, in: Die Ostschweiz from 25. May 1935, no. 242, 1

The community center in Unterwalden, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 22. January 1938, no. 7, 1

The bookplate work of Karl Hänny, Bern, in: The Swiss collector and family researcher 10 (1936) 9, 173-178 and 10 (1936) 10, 210-215.

The Muri Monastery and the Freiamt, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 34 (1947) 8, 193-195.

The country of Obwalden, in: Contributions to the local history of Uri, Schwyz, Unterwalden, Zug, Zollikon-Zurich 1947 / second print in: Britschgi, Ignaz (ed.), From the inner wealth. Culture in the monastery - poor rich country of Obwalden, Obwalden writings. Culture Prize Federer Foundation 1992, 105-140.

The master picture of Christmas, in: The week in the picture from 28. December 1930, 1646-1647.

The Slogan in History, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 21 (1935) 2, 63-67.

The Daring of Truth in Business and Faith, in: Christian Culture, 16. April 1948, No. 16, supplement to Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 16. April 1948, No. 89.

The most valuable thing in life, in: Spring of Life from 15. January 1930, no. 3, 17-19.

Bolshevism and its causes, separate print of the Schweizerische Rundschau 29 (1930) 11 from 1. February 1930.

The Great Walliser, in: Christian culture from the 18th July 1947, No. 29, supplement to Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 18. July 1947, No. 165.

The Swiss Chief of Staff Theophil von Sprecher and his attitude towards the Christian faith, in: Sunday supplement Religion / Science / Art / Entertainment No. 11 from 22. March 1931.

The Meaning of Suffering, in: The Catholic Thought. St. Gallen contributions for homeland and culture from 1. April 1944, No. 13, 1 (Supplement to Die Ostschweiz)

German people and Christian Occident, in: Eastern Switzerland from 11. January 1936, no. 18, 5

The oldest sources of history of the Muri monastery in the light of recent research, in: publication for the 9th Centenary of the founding of the Benedictine monastery Muri-Gries, Sarnen 1927, pp. 17-75. (also published as a reprint)

The beginnings of Muri, in: Schweizerische Rundschau. Monthly journal for intellectual life and culture 27 (1927) 3.

The beginnings of Disentis, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 32. Year, issue 1, 1. April 1932.

The formation of the Swiss lakes, in: Middle School. Supplement to the Swiss School. Weekly newspaper of the Catholic school associations in Switzerland, mathematical-scientific issue 15 (1929) 2, 9-12 and 15 (1929) 3, 17-22, also published as a separate print.

The development of the concept of the Renaissance, in: Sunday supplement Religion / Science / Art / Entertainment from 8. August 1931, no. 31, Augsburg, 121-122.

The Gray Eminence. Friedrich von Holstein, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", issue 3, 1. June 1933.

The manorial rights of the Bishopric of Augsburg in North Tyrol, dissertation, Innsbruck 1919 (unprinted manuscript).

The Catholic middle schools in Switzerland, in: Swiss teachers' newspaper from 5. October 1934.

The Marian sequence from Muri, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 5 (1942) 1, 3-6.

The Mother Church, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 2. December 1944, No. 96, 1

The "mysticism" of the European revolutions according to Eugen Rostock, separately reprinted from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 32. Volume 4, 1st July 1932.

the so-called prophecy of Blessed Brother Klaus in Obwaldner Volksfreund from 15. November 1939, no. 91, 2 as well as in the Obwaldner Volksfreund from 18. November 1939, no. 92, 2

The reform of the Muri monastery 1082-1150 and the Acta Murensia, in: Studies and communications on the history of the Benedictine order 15, 1928.

The Reform of the Muri Monastery 1082-1150 and the Acta Murensia, Munich 1928.

Switzerland as a Passport State, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 40 (1940/41) 7, 360-375.

Einsiedeln's broadcast, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", May issue no. 2, 1934.

The tragedy of history, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", August issue no. 5, 1936.

The transfer of the relics of Saints Marcellinus and Peter from Rome to Seligenstadt am Main, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ (1925) 19, 241-242 and SKZ (1925) 30, 252-253.

The Utopia of Saint Thomas More, in: Die Ostschweiz of 20. Sep 1935.

The negotiations of Ludwig of Bavaria with Frederick of Austria in the years 1325-26 and the German account of the "quarrel at Mühldorf", Announcements of the Austrian Institute for Historical Research 42, 1921.

The Changes in the Roman Question in the Last Sixty Years, in: Gelbe Hefte, Munich, March 1931, 352-368.

Happy New Year, in: Die Ostschweiz from 31. December 1941, 1.

An Artist of Christmas, in: Month-Rosen 73 (1928/29), 126-129.

A man against Europe, in: Christian culture, supplement to the Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 13. Nov 1937.

A courageous, happy New Year, in: Die Ostschweiz from 31. December 1942, 1.

An Obwaldner Älplerfest, in: Basler Wochenblatt from 25. Aug 1947.

A Protestant about Brother Klaus, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 42 (1942/43), Issue 10, 505-508.

A sad anniversary. The Dissolution of the Monastery in Aargau in January 1941, in: Old and New World. Illustrated family sheet 75 (1940) 4, 173-178

An enviable community, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 43 (1943/44), issue 4, 204-206.

An open-air performance on the Dietschiberg, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 17. July 1926.

A Little While, in: The Catholic Thought. St. Gallen contributions for homeland and culture from 29. April 1944, No. 17, 1 (Supplement to Die Ostschweiz)

An adornment of the Kts. Aargau, in: Kinder-Garten 26 (1927).

Uniformity and decay of the medieval worldview, separately reprinted from "Schweizerische Rundschau", February issue no. 11, 1935.

Emil Schill on his 70th birthday Birthday, in: Neue Zürcher Nachrichten from 3. February 1940.

Impressions of England, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 29. Volume 9, 1st December 1929.

England's weakness and strength, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 39 (1939/40), issue 5.

Erasmus of Rotterdam, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 28. Volume 11, 1st February 1929.

European collective guilt, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 23. June 1945, No. 50, 1

"Protestant life in Rosegger's homeland"?, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ (1935) 10, 83-84.

Father Blatter. In memory of a great Appenzeller, in: Eastern Switzerland from 18. February 1935.

Francis of Bormio. Founder of the Swiss Capuchin Province, in: Lungerer Zeitung from 26. July 1949, No. 30.

Franz Werfel, separate print from monthly roses no. 5, Olten 1931.

Franz Wirz, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 30. Year, issue 2 from 1. May 1930, 130-142.

Women on the Throne, in: Religion and Culture, Supplement to Eastern Switzerland, 13. February 1937, no. 3, 6-8

Frederick the Great and his valet Fredersdorf, separate reprint from Schweizerische Rundschau, 29. Volume 11, 1st February 1930.

Geopolitical Problems, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 21 (1935) 15, 694-700.

God in History, in: Sunday Supplement. Religion/Sciences/Arts/Entertainment, Augsburg, 6. January 1933, no. 1 and from 14. January 1933, no. 2.

+ Captain Johann Meyenberg, Baar, in: Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 30. November 1935, no. 325 4 Sheet.

Heinrich Federer as a Sarner student. Two school essays, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 2 (1940), 46-53.

Heinrich Federer at the Sarner School, in: Calendar of the Waldstätte VII (1931), Engelberg - Basel - Freiburg, 75-80.

Henrik Ibsen, Separate print from Monthly Roses No. 12, Olten 1928.

Homo Ludens, Game and Culture, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 40 (1940/41), Issue 3, 180-185.

One Hundred Years of Exile, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 3 (1941) 2, 47-54.

In the area of ​​the three Jurassic lakes, in: middle school. Supplement to the Swiss School. Weekly newspaper of the Catholic school associations in Switzerland, mathematical and scientific supplement 12 (1926) 5, 33-36 and 12 (1926) 6, 46-48.

Forward in peace and joy, in: Die Ostschweiz from 20. April 1935, no. 186, 1

Jacob Burckhardt, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 42 (1942/43), issue 12, 590-595.

Joan of Arc, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 12. January 1944, no. 3, 1 as well as Obwaldner Volksfreund dated 15. January 1944, no. 4, 1

Ascension of Jesus - the Christian victory festival, in: Eastern Switzerland from 13. May 1942.

JH Pestalozzi, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ (1927) 5, 38-40 and SKZ (1927) 6, 45-46.

Johann Nestroy, Aristophanes' German tongue, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", issue 11, 1. February 1933.

Johann Wolfgang Goethe, + 22. March 1932, in: Thurgauer Zeitung from 22. March 1932, no. 69, 1

Emperor Franz Joseph 1830-1930, separate reprint from Schweizerische Rundschau, 30. Volume 5, 1st Aug 1930.

Chancellor Dollfuss, in: Eastern Switzerland from 18. July 1933, no. 329.

Karl Ludwig von Haller, in: Eastern Switzerland from 9. February 1934.

Karl Ludwig von Haller. His conversion and his religiosity, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ (1940) 39, 458-462 and SKZ 40/1940, 472-474.

Catholic Optimism, in: Swiss School. Half-monthly journal for education and instruction 20 (1934) 8, 342-345.

Church and oath, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ 18/1936, 147-148.

Church policy goals in the Lateran Pact, separately reprinted from Schweizerische Rundschau, 29. year, issue 2, 1. May 1929.

Konrad von Marburg, in: Christian culture from 23. April 1948, No. 17, supplement to Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 23. April 1948, No. 95.

War Prophecies, in: Old and New World. Illustrated family sheet 76 (1941) 7, 299-303.

Painter Anton Stockmann 1868-1940, in: Old and New World. Illustrated family sheet 74 (1940) 9, 416-419.

Painter Anton Stockmann (1868-1940), in: Obwaldner Geschichtsblatt, 5. Issue, Sarnen 1945, 83-85.

Painter Emil Schill, in: Obwalden history sheets, 5. Issue, Sarnen 1945, 74-82.

Ludwig von Pastor and his work 1854-1928, separately reprinted from Schweizerische Rundschau, 28. Volume 9, 1st December 1928.

Lumen Christi, in: Die Ostschweiz from 27. March 1937, no. 144, 1

Easter Message, in: Die Ostschweiz from 24. April 1943, No. 192, 1

Pope and Papal States from the Enlightenment to the Restoration, supplement to the annual report, Sarnen 1930.

Pater Plazidus a Spescha, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", issue 7, 2. October 1933.

Philipp Emmaunel von Fellenberg 1771-1844, in: World and life (supplement to the Aargauer Tagblatt and Aargauer Volksfreund) No. 4, 1938 and no. 5 (1938)

Positive Christianity, in: Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung SKZ (1935) 5, 38-39.

President Roosevelt's "New Deal", in: Die Ostschweiz of 23. March 1935 and from 25. March 1935

prof dr P. Emmanuel Scherer OSB 1876-1929, in: Middle School. Supplement to the Swiss School. Weekly journal of the Catholic school associations in Switzerland, mathematical and scientific issue 15 (1929) 8, 57-61.

Marginal comments on the history of the middle school, in: Christian culture from 30. January 1948, no. 5, supplement to Neue Zürcher Nachrichten of 30. January 1948, no. 5, 2

Renaissance and religion, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", issue 1, 1. April 1933.

Russian religiosity, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 25. September 1943, No. 77, 1-2.

Russia and Europe, in: Die Ostschweiz from 3. March 1942, no. 104, 1 / from 4. March 1942, no. 106, 2 / from 7. March 1942, no. 112, 5

Russia or Stalin?, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 43 (1943/44), 1, 499-507.

Stalin and the Small States, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund, 31. May 1944, No. 43, 1

Controversy over Charlemagne, in: Swiss School. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 26 (1939) 8, 288-292.

About bookplates, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 8 (1946) 2, 94-98.

Ulrich Dürrenmatt 1849-1908. A Christian Democrat, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 38 (1938/39), 345-356 and in the Berner Tagblatt of 14. / 15 and 16 July 1938.

Our time and history, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 23. December 1942, No. 102, 1

Living well under the crosier, in: Thurgauer Volkszeitung, 20. / 21 / 22 and 25 November 1939, no. 270, 271, 272 and 275.

Under the crosier is good living, in: Swiss school. Semi-monthly journal for education and instruction 26 (1939) 14, 529-535.

Theophil von Sprecher, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 31. year, issue 2, 1. May 1931.

Triumph of the Cross, in: The Catholic Thought. St. Gallen contributions for homeland and culture from 25. March 1944, no. 12, 1 (Supplement to Die Ostschweiz)

Merits of the Austrian foundations for historical research, in: The New Reich. Weekly journal for culture, politics and economics from 15. August 1931, 13. vintage, no. 46.

Distorted or Genuine Christianity, in: The Catholic Thought. St. Gallen contributions for homeland and culture from 26. February 1944, no. 8, 1 (Supplement to Die Ostschweiz)

People's freedom and democracy, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 41 (1941/42) 4, 186-189.

On the structure and meaning of our business school, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 1 (1939) 3, 77-81.

From the "Third Reich"", in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 11. April 1945, No. 29, 1

From the breach of the oath of the freethinkers, in: Eastern Switzerland from 20. December 1935, 23. December 1935 and 24. December 1934.

From simple people, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 40 (1940/41), 260-264.

From the medieval guild spirit, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 32. Volume 2, 2nd edition May 1932.

From the Sonderbund, in: Wohler Anzeiger from 12. June 1936

On the construction of gymnasiums, how it came about and how it is used, in: Sarner Kollegi Chronik 1 (1939) 2, 43-48.

From the origin of the monastery Muri, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund from 11. June 1927, no. 46, 2-4.

On the art of winning friends, in: Basler Volksblatt, 2. April 1948, No. 14.

From Hitler to Churchill. The Fifth Partition of Poland, in: Obwaldner Volksfreund, 7. March 1945, no. 19, 1

Of Swiss nature and character, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", December issue no. 9, 1933.

White Sunday, in: The Catholic Thought. St. Gallen contributions for homeland and culture from 15. April 1944, No. 15, 1 (Supplement to Die Ostschweiz)

On the character of the Swiss Tacitus, separate reprint from "Schweizerische Rundschau", 28. Year, issue 1, 1. April 1928.

On the high school students’ image of Christ, in: Mittelschule, supplement to “Swiss School”, from 5. October 1933, 19. vintage, no. 7, 26-28.

For the centenary of Muri. The beginnings of Muri, in: Schweizerische Rundschau. Monthly journal for intellectual life and culture 27 (1927) 3, 195-202.

Back to the old Pfaffenbrief!, in: Schweizerische Rundschau 35 (1935/36) 3, 248-257.

Forced conversion of the Germans?, in: Schweizer Kirchenzeitung SKZ 106 (1938) 17, from 28. April, 20 from 19. May and No. 21 from

Two great losses of the Benedictine order. dr Father Odilo Ringholz OSB (1852-1929) and Dr. P. Emmanuel Scherer OSB (1876-1929), in: The week in the picture from 3. Nov 1929, 1310.

Twelve Centuries Niederaltaich (731-1931), in: The week in the picture from 30. Aug 1931, 1096-1097.

Typescript (copies) created by Fr. Adelhelm Rast of the handwritten index of Fr. Bruno Wilhelm, StiAMG Gries, IT P3.6.6.* M.1.4.