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- ↑ Website of Herder
- ↑ Website of Christophorus-Verlag
- ↑ Im Dienst am Buch: Bartholomä Herder, Benjamin Herder, Hermann Herder Albert Maria Weiss, Engelbert Krebs, Julius Dorneich – 1951 FÜNFZEHNTES KAPITEL – DER CHRISTOPHORUS-VERLAG HERDER – Entstehung und Aufgaben Als Tochtergesellschaft des Verlages Herder wurde am St. Josephstag 1935 der Christophorus-Verlag Herder KG. gegründet. Hermann Herder und Dr. Josef Knecht .."
- ↑ Dokumentation deutschsprachiger Verlage. 14. Ausgabe. Dagmar Olzog, Johann Hacker – 2001
- ↑ Bartholomä, Benjamin und Hermann Herder" (1951); „Der Katholizismus in Deutschland und der Verlag Herder" (1951)
- ↑ „Bartholomä Herder. Verleger – Drucker – Buchhändler" (durchgesehene Neuauflage 2001)
- ↑ „Der Verlag Herder 1801–2001.
